Monstro City
Monstro City Mysteries Unveiled: A Journey Beyond
Lyrics
You've been around the world
You have experienced various places in the world.
Seen mountains painted gold
You've witnessed remarkable landscapes, symbolized by "mountains painted gold."
Let me take you along
The singer invites you to join them on a journey to a city beyond.
To the city beyond
Reference to a mysterious or fantastical city.
There's no time to explain,
An urgency is expressed, implying a lack of time for detailed explanations.
No time, so come along
The invitation is reiterated, emphasizing the need to join without delay.
Have you seen the sky fall
A metaphorical description of a significant event or change.
Like it does behind the walls
A continuation of the metaphor, suggesting a transformative experience.
Something strange is in the air
An acknowledgment of something unusual in the environment.
Close your eyes and I'll take you there
Suggests a journey to an alternative or fantastical place by closing one's eyes.
So much left to explain
There's much to explain, creating intrigue or mystery.
So turn your ears on
An invitation to pay attention and listen closely.
Sometimes you're better off without your old memories
Reflection on the potential benefit of letting go of past memories.
So when your enemies come knocking at your door
Suggests that in certain situations, forgetting the past is advantageous.
They won't find what they're looking for
Enemies won't discover what they seek when they approach you.
There you stood behind the door
A visual description of someone standing behind a door, possibly hiding.
They can't follow you anymore
The pursuit by others is halted; they can't follow any longer.
Reach out and turn the key
An action of reaching out and turning a key is symbolic, suggesting control over one's destiny.
Step out of reality
An encouragement to step away from the constraints of ordinary life.
Sometimes you're better off without your old memories
Reiteration of the potential advantages of leaving behind old memories.
So when your enemies come knocking at your door
Similar to line 17, enemies won't achieve their goals at your door.
They won't find what they're looking for
Reiteration of the idea that adversaries will not find what they seek.
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