Kerosene

Embers of Heartbreak: Anson Seabra's Kerosene Story
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Lyrics

Empty bottles on a dusty wooden floor

Empty bottles symbolize past attempts at finding a remedy.

A remedy I've tried too many times

The speaker has attempted the remedy multiple times without success.

Echoes in my mind of

Memories linger in the speaker's mind, involving arguments and loud door slamming.

Shouts and slamming doors

The speaker acknowledges their proficiency in handling goodbyes.

I've done better with goodbyes

The sun setting and the reference to October night evoke a melancholic atmosphere.

Now the sun is heading back into it's grave

The night is described as cold and reflective of the speaker's emotional state.

It's a cold october night

The speaker senses the autumn air, seeking a way to ward off darkness.

Taste the autumn air and hope to find a way

The desire is to find solace and clarity in the midst of emotional turmoil.

To keep the dark out of my mind

A recurring theme of battling inner darkness is expressed.


Kerosene, kerosene she lit me up

The introduction of "Kerosene" suggests a destructive yet illuminating force.

She left me numb i call her kerosene

The speaker feels emotionally numbed by the impact of this force.

Kerosene, kerosene she lit me up

Repetition reinforces the idea of being ignited and left emotionally detached.

She left me numb i call her kerosene

The reference to "kerosene" becomes a metaphor for the person's impact.


Light a candle as I lay me down to sleep

Lighting a candle signifies seeking comfort and tranquility in sleep.

Watch the room begins to glow

The room glowing suggests a sense of warmth and security.

Listen quietly to wind and rustling leaves

Listening to nature's sounds provides solace and a feeling of being at home.

In the silence I'm at home

The speaker finds peace in silence.

In my dreams I see her standing by the fire

A dream sequence portrays the person by the fire, a symbol of passion and intensity.

Granite eyes reflect the flames

Describing the person's eyes as "granite" implies strength and resilience.

Humming softly 'til the embers start to tire

The memory of the person humming by the fire is cherished but fading.

A faded memory that I saved

The memory is preserved but losing its vibrancy.


Kerosene, kerosene she lit me up

Reiteration of the impact of "kerosene" on the speaker.

She left me numb i call her kerosene

The emotional numbness persists, attributing it to the influence of "kerosene."

Kerosene, kerosene she lit me up

Continued reference to the intense impact of the person.

She left me numb i call her kerosene

Emotional detachment remains a result of the person's influence.


Mmm, mmm mmm, mmm

Expressive sounds, possibly representing the lingering emotional impact.


Kerosene, kerosene she lit me up

Reiteration of the emotional ignition caused by "kerosene."

She left me numb i call her kerosene

The emotional numbness is a consistent outcome of the person's impact.

Kerosene, kerosene she lit me up

Continued acknowledgment of the intense influence of "kerosene."

She left me numb i call her kerosene

The person is persistently associated with emotional numbness.

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