Waiting for the Flood

Eternal Waiting: Unraveling the Profound Depths of 'Waiting for the Flood'
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Lyrics

Many times this world has been my playground

Reflecting on the various experiences in life, considering the world as a playground.

An endless field of images, not too profound

Describing the world as a vast array of superficial images without deep meaning.

I let you read between the lines, if you think you can

Inviting others to interpret and understand the unspoken aspects hinted at in the lines.

Part of someone's grand design of

Suggesting that life is part of a larger plan or purpose created by someone.

Sainthood, childhood

Mentioning concepts of purity and innocence slipping away.

Slipping through our fingers

Highlighting the transient nature of important aspects of life.

There it is in black and white for you to shout out loud

Presenting truths in a straightforward manner for others to acknowledge.

But all those empty promises just sow more seeds of doubt

Criticizing unfulfilled promises that create uncertainty and skepticism.

Let my vision smother you in heartache

Expressing a desire for one's perspective to overwhelm others with sorrow.

It freezes like the venom from a rattlesnake

Comparing the impact of one's vision to the paralyzing effect of snake venom.


It really doesn't matter now, the end will be the same

Emphasizing that the ultimate outcome is irrelevant as it will be the same.

It really doesn't matter how the world will rise again

Indicating that the manner in which the world rejuvenates is inconsequential.

There's nothing you can do to stop the river flowing blood

Stating the inevitability of a dark, blood-flowing river representing hardship.

The betting man has played his hand

Referring to a person who has taken risks and is now in a state of anticipation.

He's waiting, waiting

Reiterating the waiting aspect with a sense of suspense.


Look for me in everything material

Encouraging others to find the singer in material possessions.

live and breathe philosophy and spiritual escape

Living through philosophical and spiritual pursuits as a form of escape.

You'll find me in the films and in the theatres

Being present in various forms of entertainment and cultural expression.

Through the minds of novelists and orators

Existing in the creations of writers and speakers.


It really doesn't matter now, the end will be the same

Repeating the idea that the ultimate outcome is indifferent.

It really doesn't matter how the world will rise again

Reiterating the insignificance of how the world will regenerate.

There's nothing you can do to stop the river flowing blood

Reaffirming the unstoppable flow of a metaphorical river filled with hardship.

The betting man has played his hand

Referring again to the person who took risks and is now waiting.

He's waiting for the flood

Introducing the metaphor of waiting for a flood, possibly representing a significant event.


You walked with me before, you know

Recalling past shared experiences with someone.

We crossed this land before, you know

Emphasizing the repetition of a journey across the land.

You talked with me before, you know

Highlighting past conversations with a sense of familiarity.

You held my hand before, you know

Recalling physical closeness and support from the past.


It really doesn't matter now, the end will be the same

Reiterating the indifference of the ultimate outcome.

It really doesn't matter how the world will rise again

Restating the inconsequence of the world's regeneration process.

There's nothing you can do to stop the river flowing blood

Affirming the unstoppable nature of the metaphorical river filled with hardship.

The betting man has played and we're just

Referring to the person who took risks and the collective waiting for an event.

Waiting for the flood

Repeating the metaphor of waiting for a flood with a collective perspective.

You followed me too far and it's too late to turn around

Expressing a realization that one has gone too far, and it's too late to change course.

You followed me too far to stop the world from being drowned

Acknowledging that the consequences are unavoidable, implying a catastrophic event.

There's nothing you can do to stop the river flowing blood

Reiterating the unstoppable nature of the metaphorical river filled with hardship.

The betting man has played and we're just

Referring again to the person who took risks and the collective waiting for an event.

Waiting for the flood

Concluding with the repeated metaphor of waiting for a flood, emphasizing inevitability.</td

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