A Bird Is a Song
Symphony of Urban Wings: Unveiling the Essence of 'A Bird Is a Song'
Lyrics
Colorado, can you hear me?
Addressing Colorado, asking if it's receptive to the message
Are you listening, are you even there?
Questioning if Colorado is paying attention or present
Colorado, are you listening?
Repeating the inquiry, seeking acknowledgment
Do you hear me, do you even care?
Questioning if there's any response or concern
The concrete canopy, mountains of symmetry
Describing urban landscape with balance and order
The city policy, the city air
Referencing governmental rules or regulations within the city
The burroughs I've seen seem so unfair
Expressing dissatisfaction with observed societal disparities
Still the feathers on the sidewalks I find there
Noting remnants of nature (feathers) amidst the urban setting
I do not need to speak, but I wanna listen
Expressing a desire to listen rather than speak
To the tiniest of flights in their transmissions
Willingness to pay attention to subtle or small details
The words tied to their wings
Metaphorically connecting words with birds, suggesting freedom
Well, they're the words I'm gonna sing
Commitment to singing words associated with freedom and flight
The noise, small and strong and a bird is a song
Stating that even a small noise from a bird can be a beautiful song
Torch the sails and set fire to our deals
Metaphorically suggesting breaking away from agreements
My heaven is here, my heaven is here
Feeling content and finding bliss in the present surroundings
Who would need escape, who would seek salvation
Rhetorical question about needing to escape from a wonderful place
From a place so bright and clear?
Expressing admiration for a place that's bright and clear
I do not need to see but I need a vision
Not needing literal sight but desiring a clear purpose
A once seamless operation upon ignition
Seeking a seamless plan or inspiration upon beginning something
The fuel that I sought away
Referencing something sought or desired
Will keep us through the darkest of days
Belief that what's desired will sustain through difficult times
Will keep us well through winter's long
Endurance through hardships, specifically winter
And when springtime starts to broadcast birds are our song
Association of birdsong with the arrival of spring
Keep your feathers clean and dry
Advice or metaphor to maintain oneself well
Keep your feathers clean and dry
Reiteration of advice or metaphor for self-preservation
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