Final Curtain
Final Curtain: A Melodic Odyssey of Love and Lasting BondsLyrics
Atlantic City I was busted
Refers to a time in Atlantic City where the speaker faced a challenging situation or failure.
And the wind was bitter cold
Describes the harsh weather conditions, emphasizing the difficulty of the speaker's experience.
Well, I never quite adjusted
Expresses the speaker's struggle to adapt to circumstances, possibly suggesting a sense of discomfort or unease.
Never do, so, I suppose
Reflects a general difficulty in adjusting to various situations in life.
The odds were in my favor
Suggests a hopeful outlook, indicating that the speaker believed success was likely in a particular situation.
Going home a millionaire
Implies the expectation of returning home with significant wealth, possibly from a venture or gamble.
Got all the gold in California
Symbolizes the speaker's possession of valuable things, using "gold in California" as a metaphor for wealth and success.
She's with me everywhere
Indicates the enduring presence of a special person (she) in the speaker's life, irrespective of success or failure.
(Chorus)
Introduction to the chorus section, setting the stage for a reflection on the inevitability of endings.
When the last rock crumbles
Describes a moment of collapse or downfall, possibly in a metaphorical sense.
And the sun sinks in the sea
Depicts a poetic image of the sun setting in the sea, symbolizing the end of a cycle or era.
The last chain is broken
Suggests liberation or freedom as the last chain breaks, signifying the end of constraints or difficulties.
And everyone is free
Highlights the concept of universal freedom for everyone.
When all is said and done
Reflects on the completion of events and the passage of time.
And all is used to be
Emphasizes the contrast between the past and the present.
When it's final curtain call
Introduces the theme of the final curtain call, marking the end of a significant phase or event.
No one's left at all
Describes a scenario where no one remains after the final curtain, possibly alluding to the transience of life.
It'll still be you and me
Reiterates the enduring connection between the speaker and the person mentioned earlier, even in the face of endings.
So much snow I can't remember
Introduces a metaphorical setting of snow, representing a period of difficulty or hardship.
What it's like to see the ground
Describes the depth of the challenging situation, where the ground is no longer visible.
It all started in November
Indicates the beginning of the difficult period in November, with March approaching, marking the passage of time.
And now March is rollin' 'round
Suggests a willingness to let everything collapse or fail.
Let it all fall down
Expresses a surrender to the circumstances, allowing everything to fall without resistance.
Let it freeze me to the bone
Acceptance of the harsh reality, willing to endure the difficulties.
I'm gonna let it all ride
Expresses a determination to take risks and face challenges with a sense of abandon.
I got nothing left to hide
Conveys a sense of openness and honesty, having nothing left to conceal.
Nothing left unshown
Affirms a commitment to authenticity, leaving nothing undisclosed or hidden.
(Chorus)
Reiteration of the chorus, emphasizing the inevitability of the final curtain call.
(Instrumental)
Instrumental break, allowing for a musical interlude and reflection on the preceding themes.
(Chorus)
Reiteration of the chorus, reinforcing the central theme of universal freedom and the passage of time.
When it's final curtain call
Restatement of the idea of a final curtain call, emphasizing the solitude after the end of an event or phase.
No one's left at all
Reiterates the concept of emptiness or absence after the final curtain.
There'll still be you and me
Emphasizes the enduring connection between the speaker and the mentioned person, even in the absence of others.
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