Tree Tops
Echoes of Growth: A Reflection on Nature's Wisdom
Lyrics
See the tree tops hanging over town
Observing tree tops extending over the town.
I’ve got to fly before I touch the ground
Expressing the need to soar before landing.
They’re many years old and it’d be a shame
Highlighting the age of the trees and the potential loss if they are removed.
If anyone tore them down
Expressing concern about the negative impact of cutting down the trees.
I found a dried up flower from that day
Discovering a dried flower, possibly a memento, from a past day.
In a book on my shelf all tucked away
Storing the dried flower in a book on a shelf for safekeeping.
Lies between the pages binded so tight
Describing the flower lying between tightly bound book pages.
But nothing can grow without any light
Reflecting on the necessity of light for growth and life.
It’s funny how colors light up the sky
Noting the beauty of colors illuminating the sky, pondering the mystery.
At the end of the day and I don’t know why
Expressing curiosity about why the sky lights up, especially at day's end.
Even if it was the worst day of your life
Acknowledging that even on the worst day, the sky remains indifferent.
The sky doesn’t seem to care
Highlighting the sky's lack of concern for personal hardships.
Does this flag in my room really mean something to me
Pondering the significance of a flag in the room and questioning its meaning.
Or is it just ideas I’ve built up in some dream
Wondering if the flag represents genuine beliefs or mere dreamlike ideals.
Some days it feels I’m beginning to see
Expressing a growing awareness and understanding on certain days.
I’m already where I’m supposed to be
Feeling content and realizing being where one is supposed to be.
See the tree tops hanging over town
Reiterating the presence of tree tops above the town.
I’ve got to fly before I touch the ground
Emphasizing the urgency to take flight before landing.
They’re many years old and it’d be a shame
Repeating the age and value of the trees, expressing concern over potential removal.
If anyone tore them down
Reiterating the negative consequences of tearing down the trees.
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