Words in the Wires
Journey Beyond Familiar Paths
Lyrics
Out where the time stands still and tele-poles stand gray
Reflecting on a place where time seems to stand still, with gray tele-poles in view.
Almost where ocean meets the sky
Nearly at the point where the ocean meets the sky.
My home looked pretty from the road that I left on
The speaker's home looks attractive from the road they left behind.
But the road looks prettier tonight
The current road appears more appealing tonight.
That's where my cross lay pathed with catalyst madams´
A cross is placed where the speaker's path intersects with intriguing and influential women.
Amidst lulu and bird cherry
Surrounded by lulu and bird cherry, creating a picturesque scene.
She reminded me of people I have known
The speaker is reminded of people they've known, possibly with a nostalgic or emotional tone.
But friends turn out so differently
Friends have proven to be different from the speaker's initial impressions.
Only but one score ago we ran across the floor
Only a short time ago, there was a desire to grow older, expressed through energetic actions.
Screaming â??we want to be older!â??
Recalling a time of exuberant youth, possibly with a hint of irony.
So harnessed her, oh to be floating there
The speaker harnessed someone, aiming to experience a floating sensation linked to received wisdom.
A wisdom that somebody told her
Reference to wisdom shared by someone to the person the speaker harnessed.
Relocation just to figure if I am
Contemplating relocation to determine if the speaker's identity is shaped by external factors or personal choices.
Because of or despite
Weighing whether the speaker's actions are a result of circumstances or despite them.
If only these wires could echoe once again
Expressing a desire for the wires to echo again, suggesting a longing for communication or understanding.
There's more to hear than meets the eye
Implies that there's more to be understood than what meets the eye or is initially apparent.
Only one stones throw away is were we used to play
Proximity to a place where the speaker used to play, possibly reflecting on childhood memories.
when somebody stole her
A reference to a past event where something valuable was taken from someone.
And now we are here only five miles from there
The speaker is now just a short distance from the earlier mentioned place.
And she falls asleep on my shoulder
A person falls asleep on the speaker's shoulder, possibly conveying a sense of comfort or intimacy.
Then the rain came rolling in
Rain is introduced into the narrative, signaling a change in the emotional atmosphere.
She said where she'd been oh where she's been
A person shares where they have been, adding a layer of mystery or revelation to the story.
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