Lyrics
Sunlight, opened up my eyes
Sunlight, symbolizing enlightenment or understanding, has awakened the narrator's perception.
To see for the first time
The newfound clarity allows the narrator to see things for the first time, indicating a fresh perspective.
It opened them up
Emphasizes the opening or expanding of the narrator's eyes, suggesting a broader awareness.
And tonight, rivers will run dry
Anticipates a challenging time ahead (tonight), where difficulties will arise, possibly metaphorical rivers running dry.
But not for the first time
Suggests that facing challenges is not a novel experience; the narrator has encountered similar situations before.
Rivers will run
Reiterates that challenges are not new; they will persist, and the metaphorical rivers will keep running.
Hundreds of years in the future
Projects into the future, envisioning a time when advanced technology (computers) might search for extraterrestrial life.
There could be computers
Speculates on the possibility of computers seeking life, hinting at the progress of technology.
Looking for life on Earth
A cautionary line advising against aligning with the wrong side, perhaps morally or ethically.
Don't fight for the wrong side
Encourages expressing genuine thoughts and feelings rather than conforming to expectations.
Say what you feel like
Emphasizes the importance of honest communication about one's emotions.
Say how you feel
Reiteration of the call for authentic expression.
You'll go backwards, but then
Describes a cyclical nature of progression, alternating between moving backward and forward.
You'll go forwards, again
Despite setbacks, there is an assurance of moving forward again in the future.
You'll go backwards, but then
Repetition of the idea that setbacks are part of the journey, but progress will follow.
You'll go
Transition point, possibly signifying a shift or turning point.
Created, then drilled and invaded
Refers to the creation of something, followed by potential disruption through drilling and invasion.
If somebody made it
If someone created it, there's a possibility that someone else will disrupt or damage it.
Someone will mess it up
Expresses skepticism about the longevity of creations, implying a tendency for interference or destruction.
And you are not wrong to
Acknowledges the legitimacy of questioning ownership and responsibility for creations.
Ask who does this belong to?
Poses the question of ownership, implying a collective responsibility for what exists.
It belongs to all of us
Asserts that whatever is created belongs to everyone, emphasizing shared responsibility.
You'll go backwards, again
Reiterates the cyclical nature of progression, with a reminder of moving backward again.
You'll go forwards, again
Assures that, despite setbacks, there will be forward movement once again.
You'll go backwards, again
Emphasizes the inevitability of setbacks in the journey but underscores the subsequent progress.
You'll go forwards
Conveys a sense of optimism about moving forward in the face of challenges.
You'll go backwards, but then
Repeats the idea of cyclical progression, with an acknowledgment of setbacks leading to forward movement.
You'll go forwards, again
Reiterates the assurance that progress follows setbacks, reinforcing the cyclical theme.
You'll go backwards, but then
Repetition of the notion that setbacks are temporary, and progress is inevitable.
You'll go forwards
Final affirmation of the cyclical nature of progress, suggesting an ongoing journey of growth and advancement.
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