Whole New Mess
Embracing Transformation: Angel Olsen's Journey Through Change
Lyrics
Won't be long now before it's really showing
Anticipation of a noticeable change in the near future.
It's every season where it is I'm going
Reference to constant change and movement in life.
I stretch my bones out on the floor
Physical relaxation or surrender, perhaps in preparation for change.
I think I'll really do the change
Expressing a commitment to undergo a significant transformation.
Oh, I'll really do the change, really do the change
Emphasizing the determination to bring about a real and lasting change.
Back home
Return to a familiar place, possibly one's origin or comfort zone.
Gettin' back on track, gettin' back on track
Recovering from setbacks, returning to a positive path.
When it all fades to black, I'll be gettin' back on track
Optimism despite challenges, with a commitment to persevere.
Back to my own head, cleared out 'til the time comes
Returning to a clear state of mind when obstacles are overcome.
Make a whole new mess again
Acknowledging the potential to create disorder or upheaval.
Make a whole new mess again
Repetition of the idea of making a mess, emphasizing its significance.
Make a whole new mess
Creating a new, possibly chaotic situation.
Make a whole new mess
Reiteration of the act of making a complete mess.
Make a whole new mess again
Emphasizing the cyclical nature of creating disorder.
Make a whole new mess
Repeating the idea of making a mess, suggesting a pattern.
Celebrate the best
Recognizing and enjoying the positive aspects of chaos.
Take a photo for the press again
Engaging with the public or media amidst the disorder.
It won't be long before it's really showing
Repetition of the expectation that change will become apparent shortly.
It's every season where it is I'm going
Reiteration of the idea that change is a constant in life.
I stretch my bones out on the floor
Repeating the physical surrender or preparation for change.
I think I'll really do the change
Reaffirming the commitment to undergo a significant transformation.
Oh, I'll really do the change, really do the change
Reemphasizing the determination to bring about a real and lasting change.
Back home
Return to a familiar place, echoing the cyclical nature of change.
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