Seasonal Stars
Seasonal Stars: Finding Belonging Beyond the Horizon
Lyrics
I like the dormant stars up above
The speaker admires the quiet stars in the sky that are currently inactive.
They cross the seasons, and they glow on
These stars traverse through different seasons and continue to radiate.
Just like the memories of the dead
Comparing the enduring nature of stars to memories of the deceased.
They linger on now, at least for now
The memories persist for now, although their longevity is uncertain.
I wonder if there's a new place now, for the gone
Contemplation about whether there's a new realm or existence for those who have passed away.
We must provide them with a place now, where they belong
A call to create a place or a space where the departed can find their rightful belonging.
Yeah they belong, and it won't be long
Emphasizing that the departed do belong somewhere, and their reunion is imminent.
Just like a museum now it's clear
Comparing the situation to a museum, highlighting the ancient nature of these relics (memories).
They're ancient relics, but we all know
Acknowledging that these memories hold significance despite their age.
They wish to let it pass as it goes
Expressing a desire to let go of these memories as time passes and new ones emerge.
So new one's come in, 'till their end
New memories replace the old ones until their own eventual end.
I wonder if there's a new place now, for the gone
Reiteration of the pondering about a new place or existence for the departed.
We must provide them with a place now, where they belong
Emphasis on the necessity to establish a suitable place for the departed to belong.
Yeah they belong, and it won't be long
Reassurance that the departed will find their rightful place soon.
The effort doesn't go unnoticed
Recognition of the efforts made, even if they might not be immediately evident.
We see the fight now, but it's over
Observation that the struggle or conflict has concluded.
We count the dormant stars up above
Counting or noticing the inactive stars in the sky.
They're dimming fast now, and that's okay
Acceptance that these stars are fading, implying an acknowledgment of natural progression.
I wonder if there's a new place now, for the gone
Reiteration of the contemplation about a new place or existence for the departed.
We must provide them with a place now, where they belong
Reemphasizing the importance of establishing a place for the departed to belong.
Yeah they belong, and it won't be long
Reassurance that the departed will find their rightful place soon.
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