Here It Comes Again
Solitude's Dance: Cate Le Bon's Reflection on Modern Life
Lyrics
Modern debt
Modern society's financial obligation or burden
Essential luck
The necessary fortune or chance
The dog hair in the gloss
Small, mundane details or imperfections in a seemingly perfect situation
Fortunate or not enough?
Questioning whether being fortunate is adequate or insufficient
Set it in a frame
To preserve or capture something in a specific context
Here it comes again
A recurring experience or feeling is about to happen again
Man alive
An exclamation expressing surprise or emphasis on being alive
This solitude is wrinkles in the dirt
Isolation or loneliness leaves marks or traces similar to wrinkles in the ground
I borrowed love from carnivals
Having experienced unconventional or fleeting love
Set it in a frame
To preserve or capture something in a specific context (repeated)
Here it comes again
A repeated sense of something imminent or recurring
Set it in a frame (set it in a frame)
To preserve or capture something in a specific context (repeated)
Here it comes again
A recurring experience or feeling is about to happen again (repeated)
Half-draped eyes in a liquid night
Eyes that are partially covered or hidden in a fluid, dark environment
Fall apart when you do
Fragmentation or disintegration occurs when one falls apart
Set it in a frame (set it in a frame)
To preserve or capture something in a specific context (repeated)
Set it in a frame (set it in a frame)
-Here it comes again
A repeated sense of something imminent or recurring
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