All Is Found
Journey of Discovery: All Is Found
Lyrics
Where the north wind meets the sea
Describes a specific location, where the cold north wind converges with the sea.
There's a river full of memory
Refers to a river that holds memories, symbolizing a repository of experiences and wisdom.
Sleep, my darling, safe and sound
An encouragement for someone beloved to rest peacefully and securely.
For in this river all is found
Emphasizes the significance of the river, suggesting that everything can be discovered or understood in its depths.
In her waters, deep and true
Highlights the profound and genuine nature of the river's waters.
Lie the answers and a path for you
Suggests that the river holds solutions and a path for the listener.
Dive down deep into her sound
Encourages exploration into the depths of the river's sound.
But not too far, or you'll be drowned
Advises caution, warning against going too deep and risking harm or drowning.
Yes, she will sing to those who'll hear
Asserts that the river will communicate through song to those who are willing to listen.
And in her song all magic flows
States that the river's song carries magical qualities, implying a connection to something extraordinary.
But can you brave what you most fear?
Poses a challenge to confront one's fears, questioning if the listener can withstand them.
Can you face what the river knows?
Asks whether the listener can confront and understand the truths that the river holds.
Oh, I will sing for you, my dear
Expresses the singer's commitment to singing for someone dear.
And in this song, all my heart goes
In the singer's song, their emotions and essence are conveyed.
Be brave and sail beyond your fear
Encourages bravery and the exploration of the unknown, surpassing one's fears.
Seek what the water has to show
Urges the listener to seek and understand what the water (river) reveals or teaches.
Where the north wind meets the sea
Reiterates the initial setting, emphasizing the connection between the north wind and the sea.
There's a mother full of memory
Introduces the river as a maternal figure, further highlighting its nurturing and memory-holding qualities.
Come, my darling, homeward bound
Invites the beloved to return home, implying a sense of belonging and comfort.
When all is lost... then all is found
Concludes with a message of hope, suggesting that even in loss, valuable discoveries and understanding can be found.
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