Land's End
Journey through Storms: Unveiling Love's Odyssey at Land's End
Lyrics
Well the winter it came, my love
Winter symbolizes a challenging or cold period; the speaker faced difficulties in a relationship.
And I did not know my own name
The speaker experienced a profound change, losing a sense of identity or self-awareness.
So I drove down that old country road
The speaker embarked on a journey, possibly a metaphorical or emotional one.
And the spirits conjured something
Supernatural forces or emotions were stirred during the journey.
Grey clouds over storms did roll
Difficulties intensified, likened to a storm with grey clouds rolling in.
And I searched for you in the cyclone
The speaker searched for a loved one amidst chaos, possibly representing a quest for stability.
For my love, I will bleed
Expresses a deep commitment; the speaker is willing to endure pain for love.
And I drive till I set myself free
Driving as a metaphor for seeking liberation or resolution in the journey.
To land's end
Repetition of "To land's end" emphasizes the destination as a significant goal or resolution.
Oh, oh
-To land's end
-Oh, oh
-To land's end
-Ask a soothsayer and old men wives
Referring to seeking guidance from those with foresight and experience.
Where the witches burnt for all our lies
Alludes to historical consequences, perhaps related to deceit and persecution of the innocent.
Past the motorways and city lights
Moving beyond modern life's distractions to find truth and freedom.
That my soul be free and spirit fly
Desire for the soul to be liberated and the spirit to soar.
To land's end
Repetition of "To land's end" reinforces the importance of reaching a symbolic destination for personal freedom.
Oh, oh
-To land's end
-Oh, oh
-To land's end
-To land's end
Emphasizes the ultimate goal of the journey, the metaphorical "land's end."
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