Ballerspring
Time Machine of Emotions: Botticelli Baby's Ballerspring Unraveled
Lyrics
Lovely ends winter
Transition from the cold and harshness of winter to something lovely.
Lovely starts spring
The arrival of something lovely marks the beginning of spring.
Lovely ends spring
Despite its beauty, something lovely eventually fades away by the end of spring.
Lovely starts summer
The start of summer is associated with something lovely.
Lovely ends love
Love eventually comes to an end, despite its initial beauty.
Lovely starts hate
Hate emerges as a starting point, contrasting with the beauty of love.
Lovely starts metal
Something lovely initiates the beginning of a strong, enduring material like metal.
Lovely ends wood
Despite its strength, something lovely comes to an end like the fragility of wood.
Lovely starts universe
The vastness and wonder of the universe are connected with something lovely.
Lovely ends soul
Despite its connection to the soul, something lovely ultimately fades away.
Lovely ends love
Love's eventual conclusion despite its initial beauty.
Lovely starts hate
Hate emerges again as a contrasting emotion to the beauty of love.
I wish I was a time machine
Expressing a desire to have the ability to traverse through time.
I wouldn't change a thing
A commitment to not altering anything despite having the capability to time travel.
I wish I was a time machine
Reiteration of the desire to be a time machine and maintain the status quo.
I wouldn't change a single thing
Emphasis on the determination to maintain things unchanged if possessing the power of a time machine.
I wish I was a time machine
Repeated expression of the wish to possess the ability to time travel.
I wouldn't change a thing
A reaffirmation of the commitment to refrain from altering anything if a time machine.
And if I was your time machine
Fantasizing about being the time machine for someone else and still choosing not to change anything.
I wouldn't change a single thing
Reiterating the commitment to maintain things unaltered even when acting as someone else's time machine.
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