Idle Tales
Idle Tales Unveiled: Finding Hope in Earthquakes and Grieving Women
Lyrics
Whether it starts with an earthquake
Uncertainty about the origin or cause of a significant event
Or the tears of a few grieving women
Whether it's a major calamity or the sorrow of a small group
I don't know
Expressing lack of knowledge or understanding
On the road to gathering
Metaphorically, the journey of life
Looking for someone to roll away the stone
Seeking someone to help overcome obstacles or challenges
He stands alone in her room
A person stands alone in another's space after a disturbance
As the commotion slowly decays
The disturbance gradually fades away
I don't know
Reiteration of not knowing or understanding
She's on her way to somewhere new
A person moving towards a new destination
Looking for someone to roll away the stone
Seeking assistance to overcome obstacles in the new journey
It's these idle tales that we need to keep us moving
Stories or narratives that serve as motivation to keep progressing
These tales keep us going
These stories provide impetus to continue
It's these idle tales that we need to tell our children
Stories essential for passing wisdom to the next generation
These tales are for our children
These stories are for the benefit of future generations
She stands upon an empty stage with a song she was born to sing
Someone in their element, doing what they are meant to do
She's on the road again
Returning to the journey
It's these idle tales that we need to keep us moving
Repeated emphasis on the importance of motivating stories
These tales to keep us going
Emphasizing the role of stories in sustaining progress
It's these idle tales that we need to tell our children
Reiterating the necessity of passing down stories to future generations
These tales are for our children
Highlighting the stories' significance for the benefit of children
Whether it starts with an earthquake
Repetition of uncertainty regarding the origin or cause of an event
Or the tears of a few grieving women
Reiteration of contrasting beginnings of significant events
I don't know
Expression of not knowing or understanding
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