Fall
Embracing the Storm: Discovering Gold in Life's Rain
Lyrics
Blue likes to drop sometimes, one by one
Blue symbolizes sadness or challenges that come gradually.
But I don't mind, but I don't mind
The speaker is not bothered by the gradual challenges or difficulties.
'Cause luck is on my side
The speaker feels fortunate despite challenges, indicating a positive outlook.
I feel the drip drop, nonstop, pour on tonight
The speaker experiences a continuous and abundant flow of positive things.
So what if the rain falls?
The speaker questions the significance of rain and suggests embracing it.
Let's find the gold at the end of the rainbow
Encouragement to find positive outcomes despite challenges, like finding gold.
So what if the rain falls?
Reiteration of embracing challenges with a positive attitude.
I'll shower in shimmers of gold
The speaker will embrace and enjoy the positive aspects that come with challenges.
Blue likes to drop sometimes, all at once
Blue now represents challenges arriving suddenly.
But I don't mind, I don't mind
The speaker remains undisturbed by sudden challenges.
'Cause luck is on my side
Reiteration of feeling lucky despite sudden challenges.
I'm looking at where the man upstairs might live, fall on tonight
The speaker contemplates the divine perspective on challenges falling tonight.
So what if the sky falls?
The speaker questions the significance of the sky falling and suggests building a life on clouds.
We'll build a life right on the cotton clouds
Expresses determination to build a life despite challenges, using cotton clouds metaphorically.
So what if the sky falls?
Reiteration of the resolve to build a life despite challenges from the sky.
We'll play hide and seek with the stars
Suggests engaging positively with challenges, such as playing with stars.
Let the rain fall, let the sky fall
An affirmation to let challenges happen and accept them.
Let it all fall
Encourages acceptance of everything falling, indicating a surrender to fate.
Let the rain fall, let the sky fall
Reiteration of accepting challenges and letting everything fall.
Let it all fall
Emphasizes the idea of accepting everything, whether rain or sky.
If the rain falls
Repeats the contemplation of rain falling and finding gold at the rainbow's end.
Let's find the gold at the end of the rainbow
Reiteration of seeking positivity despite challenges, akin to finding gold.
So what if the sky falls?
Reaffirms the idea of building a life on clouds, even if the sky falls.
We'll build a life right on the clouds, the clouds, the cotton clouds
Further emphasis on building a life on clouds, extending the metaphor.
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