Firewater
Embracing the Night: Exploring the Depths of Firewater's Meaning
Lyrics
We just stop believing
We have stopped believing in something.
We hadn't got the time
We didn't have enough time for something.
It was all too heavy
Things were too burdensome or serious.
Started too much fights
Initiated too many conflicts or arguments.
Took a barseat by the person
Took a seat at a bar next to someone.
Judged him with a smile
Judged the person with a smile, possibly implying a friendly interaction.
Passed him the open bottle
Shared an open bottle, suggesting camaraderie.
And we shared another wine
Shared another bottle of wine, continuing the bonding.
Howling at the moonlight
Expressing joy or wild behavior under the moonlight.
Squinting at the sun
Squinting at the sun, possibly facing challenges or obstacles.
Firewater to the belly
Consuming "firewater" which could symbolize a strong alcoholic drink.
Look what we've begun
Reflecting on the consequences of their actions.
Shadow's getting weaker
Shadow represents something dark or ominous, diminishing over time.
It's fading by the day
The fading shadow is losing its strength day by day.
My liver's up and left me
The speaker's liver is metaphorically leaving, possibly due to excessive drinking.
The devil thinks I'm great
The devil admires the speaker for their actions.
Took a barseat by the person
Repeated scenario of taking a bar seat next to someone.
Judged him with a smile
Judging the person positively with a smile.
Passed him the open bottle
Sharing an open bottle again, emphasizing companionship.
And we shared another wine
Continuing to share more wine, reinforcing their connection.
Howling at the moonlight
Expressing joy or wild behavior under the moonlight (repeated).
Squinting at the sun
Squinting at the sun (repeated).
Firewater to the belly
Consuming "firewater" again, indicating a recurring theme.
Look what we've begun
Reflecting on the ongoing consequences of their actions (repeated).
Took a barseat by the person
Repetition of the bar scene with another person.
Judged him with a smile
Positive judgment and interaction with the new person.
Passed him the open bottle
Continuing the cycle of sharing an open bottle.
And we shared another wine
Consistent theme of bonding through shared wine.
Leaning on a tombstone
Leaning on a tombstone, possibly symbolizing a darker or riskier situation.
Scratching in the dirt
Engaging in some form of risky or uncertain activity.
Hatching plans together
Collaborating on plans, with a hint of past failures ("fingers have been burnt").
My fingers have been burnt
Experiencing the consequences of their actions.
Took a barseat by the person
Repeating the bar scene, highlighting the cyclic nature of their experiences.
Judged him with a smile
Positive judgment and camaraderie in the bar setting.
Passed him the open bottle
Sharing an open bottle again, reinforcing the theme of connection.
And we shared another wine
Continuing the pattern of shared wine, emphasizing the bond.
Howling at the moonlight
Expressing joy or wild behavior under the moonlight (repeated).
Squinting at the sun
Squinting at the sun (repeated).
Firewater to the belly
Consuming "firewater" again, underlining the recurring theme.
Look what we've begun
Reflecting on the ongoing consequences of their actions (repeated).
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