Crying
Embracing Freedom's Cry: Ariel Pink's Powerful Message
Lyrics
Crying to save a world that's dying
Crying as an attempt to rescue a deteriorating world.
I'm crying, so lay the plans if you've got 'em
Expressing emotional distress and urging others to devise strategies if they have any.
Never let 'em touch you, no, don't go, I'm lying
Advising against letting others affect you, though the speaker's statement might be false.
Touch me and I'll touch you first, no, now you, now
Asserting that if provoked, they'll retaliate, reversing the roles of initiator and responder.
You're crying to make a change in science
Implies tears shed in pursuit of change in scientific realms.
I'm crying, I'll make the chance, I'm running
Stating readiness to take opportunities, sprinting toward them, potentially amid emotional turmoil.
Fever in the dark, light change if it really goes fast
Describing a feverish state in obscurity where change happens rapidly; a metaphorical crash landing.
Came back crashing onto the earth
Recounting a return, likely from a frenzied state, to reality, symbolized by crashing onto the earth.
Fever in the dark, light change if it really goes fast
Reiteration of a feverish, rapid change in the dark, possibly a cyclic event.
Came back crashing onto the earth
Reiterating a crash landing onto the earth, emphasizing the impact and abruptness.
You're just too high and you can't go up
Conveying being too intoxicated or elevated to ascend further.
I witnessed your weakness, we all want
Observing and acknowledging the vulnerabilities or weaknesses of another.
I witnessed your weakness, freedom
Observing the vulnerability but also linking it to the idea of freedom.
Lay the plants in the garden
Metaphorically suggesting planting ideas or plans in a fertile ground, akin to a garden.
Never let 'em touch you, no, don't go, I'm lying
Reiterating advice against allowing others to impact you, potentially deceitfully.
Touch me and I'll touch you first, no, now you're crying
Asserting a reversed role of initiating touch if provoked, leading to the other person crying.
Ooh, freedom, yeah
Expressing a desire or acknowledgment of freedom.
Oh, freedom, so now I'm freedom, I'm freer
Claiming to possess or embody freedom, feeling liberated.
I don't mind the freedom
Indicating acceptance or indifference toward freedom, implying it's not a concern.
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