Mercy Kiss
Beyond Love's Gravity: Abandoned Pools' Cosmic Tale
Lyrics
I'm outta sight around the moon
Embarking on a journey, distancing myself, perhaps to gain perspective.
But I'll be back in time for you
Assurance of returning in time, expressing commitment to someone.
I know it's strange but are you big enough?
Pondering the oddity of the situation and questioning the other person's capacity to understand.
Ok, you know this isn't right
Acknowledging an ethical lapse or a sense of wrongdoing.
I'm the bark that's to your bite
Comparing oneself to a supporting element, possibly feeling overshadowed.
But I can't wait till you see the light
Eagerly anticipating the other person's enlightenment or understanding.
So I, I do it all for you
Expressing commitment and willingness to undertake actions for the other person.
But I'm not asking for
Stating that the commitment is not accompanied by explicit requests or demands.
You lead me on
Highlighting a feeling of being deceived or misled by the other person.
I don't need your mercy kiss
Rejecting the idea of receiving a merciful or pitying gesture from the other person.
I'm in and out of astral planes
Describing experiences of transcending physical realms or boundaries.
The sliding doors I break the panes
Breaking through obstacles, possibly metaphorical, in the pursuit of understanding.
I know it's strange so are you brave enough
Reiterating the unconventional nature of the situation and challenging the other person's courage.
Alright, like a quarterback I score
Using a sports metaphor, indicating success and popularity.
I'm the one they all adore
Being admired by others but expressing a sense of emptiness or unfulfillment.
But I can't find what I'm looking for
Expressing a difficulty in finding what one is searching for.
I don't need your
Rejecting the need for a merciful or pitying gesture from the other person.
I don't need it
Emphasizing the lack of dependency on such gestures.
I don't need your mercy kiss
Reiteration of the rejection of a "mercy kiss," emphasizing independence.
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