The Best Dream Ever
Embracing Shadows: The Poetic Dance of Dreams and Fear
Lyrics
Again convulsion's hugs
Experiencing the embrace of convulsions again.
It says ""goodnight""
Someone is bidding "goodnight."
And it will hold me tight
The farewell is promising to hold the speaker tightly.
But seems like I don't mind
The speaker appears indifferent to the embrace, possibly indicating a sense of detachment.
Feels like anytime I'm gonna
The speaker anticipates choking on sighs at any moment.
Choke with sigh
Expressing a feeling of suffocation and distress.
My body crooked and my head blank
The speaker describes physical and mental discomfort, a twisted body, and a blank mind.
Should I?
Contemplating whether to endure the distressing situation.
My dear friend welcome again
Welcoming a familiar but possibly negative influence or emotion.
(Again, tonight)
Repetition of the welcoming sentiment, emphasizing its recurrence, particularly at night.
I know you'll never leave my side
Belief that this influence will always be present.
You are only that one whom I want
Expressing a strong desire for the presence of this specific individual or emotion.
And who wants me
Mutual desire between the speaker and the mentioned influence.
I think good dreams are
Reflection on the nature of good dreams.
Inhuman grace
Attributing an inhuman quality and grace to positive dreams.
They are made of lies
Claiming that good dreams are constructed from falsehoods.
Such bitter-sweet
Describing the dual nature of pleasant dreams—both sweet and bitter.
Then I shudder in fear
Experiencing fear, possibly in response to the impending night or the mentioned influence.
But convulsion's hugs make me quiet
Finding solace in the embrace of convulsions, despite the fear.
And it whispers ""goodnight""
Receiving a comforting message of "goodnight" from the mentioned influence.
And it will hold me tight
The farewell promises to hold the speaker tightly, reinforcing a sense of security.
And know what?
Posing a rhetorical question, suggesting a realization or revelation.
I don't mind...
Reiterating the speaker's acceptance or indifference to the situation.
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