Morningleaver
Morningleaver's Dance of Departure: A Symphony of Leaving and Longing
Lyrics
Morningleaver starts her day.
Morningleaver begins her day.
Morningleaver's got her way: never stay.
Morningleaver follows her own path, never staying in one place.
At a loss for clever entrance lines,
Struggling to find clever ways to enter conversations.
The room's just the same once you're in.
Once inside a room, everything seems the same.
Feeding from a trough of pins to truly test the strength of gin.
Metaphorically testing the strength of alcohol (gin) by experiencing challenging situations.
Where do we begin, when you're already at the end?
Questioning where to start when it feels like you're already at the end.
The nightlife leaves us dead, the going-out turns you in.
Nightlife leads to a sense of lifelessness, and going out changes who you are.
Woman, are you going home?
Asking if the woman is heading home.
Packing up and going home?
Wondering if she is packing up and leaving.
Would it kill you (just once) to stick around for a while?
Expressing a desire for her to stay longer for once.
Break the rules, stay past dawn.
Suggesting breaking societal norms and staying past dawn.
Hang out with your clothes on.
Encouraging staying true to oneself even when staying up late.
Get to know the day-time me.
Inviting the woman to know the daytime version of the person.
Do you always have to fucking leave?
Frustration with the habitual act of leaving.
Get to know the breakfast me.
Encouraging getting to know the morning persona.
Do you always have to fuck and leave?
Expressing frustration with the pattern of engaging intimately and then leaving.
Woman, are you going home?
Repeating the question of whether the woman is going home.
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