Keeley
Keeley's Poisoned Dawn: Love's Substitute Unveiled
Lyrics
Oh, Keeley put your white dress on
Expressing a request for Keeley to wear a white dress.
And you become my maiden of the dawn
Describing Keeley as a symbol of purity and beauty, especially in the morning.
With your vile of poison you grown
Referring to a vial of poison that Keeley possesses, suggesting a dark or toxic element.
A substitute from what was called love
Implies Keeley as a substitute for a lost or unattainable love.
'Cause all, all we've got is a slash of devil's stone
Highlighting the challenging nature of their relationship, represented by a metaphorical "devil's stone."
And it's displayed across our past
Describing the difficulties displayed in their shared history.
Where do we belong?
Pondering the question of where they belong in their relationship.
And the moon gazes on us with empty eyes
Personifying the moon as observing their relationship with detachment.
Trading in the heat of demise
Referring to exchanging the intensity of a destructive situation.
Then we slip into Eden time
Transitioning into a metaphorical "Eden time," possibly representing a state of innocence or peace.
In our isolation it's here, not even spoke
Describing a shared isolation or loneliness that remains unspoken.
But belladonna laces up the wall
Introducing belladonna (deadly nightshade) as a poisonous element creeping up the wall.
It's just poison, my dawn
Affirming the toxic nature of the dawn or the relationship.
Oh, Keeley come back from the pine
Calling Keeley to return from a place of solitude represented by the pine.
Before we surrender to Eden time
Before succumbing to the metaphorical "Eden time."
You never did anybody wrong
Affirming Keeley's innocence and lack of wrongdoing.
And you will always be my maiden of the dawn
Reiterating Keeley's symbolic role as a pure and beautiful figure.
'Cause all, all we've got is a slash of devil's stone
Repeating the theme of the challenging nature of their relationship.
And it's displayed across our past
Reiterating the difficulties displayed in their shared history.
Where do we belong?
Revisiting the question of where they belong in their relationship.
And the moon gazes on us with empty eyes
Repeating the moon's detached observation of their relationship.
Trading in the heat of demise
Reiterating the idea of exchanging intense and destructive situations.
Then we slip into Eden time
Revisiting the transition into metaphorical "Eden time."
In our isolation it's here, not even spoke
Reiterating the theme of shared isolation or loneliness.
With belladonna laces up the wall
Repeating the image of belladonna creeping up the wall.
It's just poison, my dawn
Reaffirming the poisonous nature of the dawn or the relationship.
Oh, Keeley you never did anybody wrong
Acknowledging Keeley's innocence and lack of wrongdoing.
And you will always be my maiden of the dawn
Reiterating Keeley's symbolic role as a pure and beautiful figure.
Yeah, you'll always be my maiden of the dawn
Emphasizing that Keeley will always hold the role of a pure and beautiful figure.
Yeah, you'll always be my maiden of the dawn
Reaffirming that Keeley will always be a symbol of purity and beauty.
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