Halloween Party
Nostalgic Reflections: Seasons, Longing, and Memories
Lyrics
I think I love you like the chairs in your lobby
I feel a deep affection for you, comparing it to the familiarity of chairs in your lobby.
Starts to snow at the Halloween party
The setting is a Halloween party, and it begins to snow.
Hear her dog in the driveway barking
The sound of her dog barking in the driveway is heard.
Won't go inside, she don't care what thermometers say
She refuses to go inside, indifferent to what the thermometers indicate.
Although my words don't make much sense in the context
Despite my words not making much sense in the context, there's a sense of dissatisfaction.
No one's happy like it's some kind of contest
People aren't happy, as if there's a competitive element to happiness.
I think about you sitting there on the armrest
Imagining you sitting on the armrest, reflecting on the connection.
I think about you a lot
Frequent thoughts about you.
Do you remember
Prompting a recollection or reflection.
Do you recall?
Asking if there's a memory to recall.
Do you remember
Repetition of questioning about remembering.
The leaves of the fall?
Recalling the leaves falling, possibly symbolizing change or loss.
Do you remember at all?
Questioning if there's any recollection at all.
Left Virginia feeling tired of motels
Leaving Virginia, exhausted by motels and burdened by distressing thoughts.
And a mind full of disaster and bombshells
Mentally fatigued, transitioning from abundance to a song in a stairwell.
You went from everything to a song in the stairwell
Describing a significant change in circumstances.
She can make me float but I want my boat sail full
Despite feeling uplifted, there's a desire for a complete and fulfilling experience.
Parked my car about a mile from the state line
Parking the car near a state line, a moment of transition.
I heard St. Joseph's make its way through the wind chimes
Hearing the sound of St. Joseph's through the wind chimes.
The only thing that scares me now is the goodbyes
The fear now centers on goodbyes, reflecting on past farewells.
And I think about yours a lot
Frequently contemplating your goodbyes.
Do you remember
Repeating the inquiry about remembering.
Do you recall?
Asking for a recall or recollection.
Do you remember
Continuing the theme of questioning memory.
The weight of it all
Reflecting on the weight or significance of past experiences.
Do you remember
Repetition of asking for recollection.
Do you recall?
Asking for a specific recall or memory.
Do you remember
Continuing to inquire about remembering.
The leaves of the fall?
Recalling the leaves falling, possibly representing change or memories fading.
Do you remember at all?
Questioning if any memories are remembered at all.
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