Fisherking

Echoes of Lost Love: Craig Cardiff's Fisherking Unraveled
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Lyrics

Swallowed whole and spat you out

Feeling overwhelmed and then rejected or dismissed.

Before you'd had a chance to blink

Dismissed or discarded before having an opportunity to react.

Just when you'd built a song

Creating something meaningful, like a song, to influence perspectives.

To change the way people think

Intending to change the way people think through artistic expression.


I said, hey why now such a sudden surprise

Expressing surprise or questioning a sudden turn of events.

After what they've done with the sixties

Reflecting on the impact of the '60s and its cultural changes.

Where they wrapped up Janice, Jimi and Joni sold them

Referencing iconic figures (Janis, Jimi, Joni) and their commodification.

Back to the hippies

Commenting on selling out or compromising ideals back to the counterculture.


Everybody loves you and then everybody left

Experiencing a shift from adoration to abandonment by others.

In the end there was only ever you and me ever really you and me

Emphasizing a sense of solitude with only oneself and the music remaining.

And the music

Highlighting the enduring presence and significance of music.


I cried when I saw you as hollow as all the bones inside a bird

Expressing emotional pain or emptiness similar to the fragility of bird bones.

You looked like you might explode if someone said the word

Suggesting extreme vulnerability, ready to burst with a trigger.


And I said hey why now such a sudden surprise

Reiterating surprise and questioning the current situation.

After what they've done with the sixties

Recalling the impact of the '60s and its unresolved consequences.

Where they wrapped up Janice, Jimi and Joni sold them

Echoing the commercialization of iconic figures from that era.

Back to the hippies everybody loves you

Returning to the theme of fleeting admiration followed by abandonment.

And then everybody left

Reiterating the idea that everyone eventually leaves.

In the end there was only ever you and me ever really you and me

Emphasizing the enduring connection between oneself, the listener, and the music.

And the music

Reaffirming the lasting impact of music on the individual.

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