What a Time
A Midnight Symphony: Unveiling the Profound Moments in 'What a Time'
Lyrics
It came on fast when I heard the blast
Describes the sudden impact and shock upon hearing a blast.
And the main generator gave a giant gasp
Highlights a significant event with the main generator making a loud noise.
It was round about midnight, about half past
Specifies the time as around midnight.
And the city went black as coal so fast
Explains the immediate consequence of the blast, causing a sudden blackout in the city.
Oh, what a time
Expresses a sense of astonishment or disbelief at the unfolding events.
Everybody was fazing, hazing
Describes a state of confusion or disorientation among people.
Oh, what a time
Reiterates the surprising nature of the situation.
It was time to be amazing
Suggests the need for extraordinary actions or responses in the face of the unexpected.
Time to lose all reason or rhyme
Emphasizes the chaos by indicating a departure from normal logic or order.
What a time
Repeats the sentiment of being in an extraordinary and chaotic time.
It was bad to worse, as the landlord cursed
Describes a worsening situation with the landlord expressing frustration.
And the water tank in the backyard burst
Depicts a physical issue with the water tank bursting, adding to the problems.
We were slipping and sliding and killing thirst
Illustrates the difficulties faced, including slipping, sliding, and a desperate need for water.
And we couldn't see a soul doing it in the dirt
Describes a chaotic scene where actions are taken in challenging circumstances.
Oh, what a time
Reiterates the sense of amazement or astonishment in the midst of difficulties.
Everybody was praising, raising
Depicts a collective admiration or acknowledgment amidst the chaos.
Oh, what a time
Emphasizes the extraordinary nature of the time, calling for remarkable actions.
It was time to be amazing
Repeats the need for exceptional responses, emphasizing the departure from normalcy.
Time to lose all reason or rhyme
Underlines the chaotic and illogical nature of the situation.
What a time
Reiterates the extraordinary and challenging time.
A thousand people singing in the dark
Describes a large group singing together in the dark, symbolizing unity in challenging times.
Couldn't see a thing
Highlights the darkness, indicating a lack of clarity or understanding.
A thousand people singing in the dark
Repeats the image of people singing together in the dark.
Oh, what a time
Reiterates the sense of amazement or astonishment in a collective context.
Everybody was razing, grazing
Describes a process of tearing down or destroying, possibly reflecting on societal changes.
Oh, what a time
Reiterates the extraordinary nature of the time, calling for remarkable actions.
It was time to be amazing
Emphasizes the need for exceptional responses and actions, echoing the chaotic state.
Time to lose all reason or rhyme
Underlines the departure from reason or order in the challenging circumstances.
What a time
Repeats the sentiment of being in an extraordinary and chaotic time.
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