Don't Wake
Eternal Dreams: Unveiling the Meaning Behind Dylan Champion's 'Don't Wake'
Lyrics
Don't wake
Expresses a desire or plea not to disturb or interrupt.
Up love
Adds a personal touch, addressing someone as "love" and emphasizing the need for quiet.
I'm scared these stars will fade
Shares a fear of the impermanence of positive aspects symbolized by stars.
Or show
Suggests concern that revealing vulnerabilities may expose emotional pain.
This bleedin'
Describes an intense and painful love coursing through the speaker's veins.
Love runnin' through these veins
Continues the theme of passionate love, possibly hinting at emotional wounds.
Ooh, ooh
Expresses emotions with vocalizations like "ooh," adding depth and feeling to the lyrics.
Heaven's
Refers to a celestial place, possibly portraying an idealized version of love.
A sneak, love
Suggests that heavenly love is elusive or sneaky, emphasizing uncertainty.
Promised in the sky
References a promised love in the sky, implying a commitment or expectation.
But here now
Shifts to the present, acknowledging the reality of love between the speaker and someone else.
Between us
Indicates a separation or distance between the speaker and the subject of the song.
It's just prayin' not to die
Suggests a desperate hope for survival or endurance in the face of challenges.
Ooh, ooh
Reiterates emotional expression with vocalizations ("ooh").
Ooh, ooh
Repeats the emotional expression, possibly emphasizing the intensity of the feelings.
To be awake and dreamin'
Expresses a desire to experience both wakefulness and dreams simultaneously.
We're goin' home believin'
Conveys a sense of belief and optimism while heading home, possibly to a place of comfort.
All this
Refers to the emotional complexity of the situation, acknowledging the challenges.
Don't wake
Reiterates the initial plea not to disturb or interrupt the emotional state.
Up love
Repeats the personal address to "love" and the fear of fading stars.
I'm scared these stars will fade
Echoes the concern about the transient nature of positive elements, closing the song.
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