"The Promise" by Elysion is a song about unwavering love and support. The lyrics convey a sense of determination and resilience in the face of hardships or the potential end of the world. The song starts by expressing the idea that even if everything else fails (the sun doesn't rise, birds don't fly, the world ends), the narrator will continue to reach out for their loved one. The chorus repeats the plea for the loved one not to leave or "kill the thrill" of their relationship. The narrator emphasizes their long wait and unwavering love, vowing to forever love the person. The second verse shifts focus to the narrator's commitment to making things right, even if everything around them is falling apart. They proclaim that they will light up their own star if others lose their shine and will help their loved one fly, even if their angelic wings fall. The bridge section brings a sense of urgency, with the narrator pleading for their loved one not to leave, promising to always be there for them. The final lines reiterate the everlasting nature of their love, pleading for their loved one to stay and expressing their desperate need for their presence. Overall, "The Promise" speaks about a deep and unbreakable love that withstands any obstacles and hardships. It is a pledge to be there for someone no matter what, even in the face of potential destruction.
