The Arms of Magdalene
Embracing Shadows: The Enigmatic Tale in the Arms of Magdalene
Lyrics
I feel better at night
I experience an improvement in my well-being during the nighttime.
When I'm out and I'm alone
My sense of well-being is heightened when I'm outside and on my own.
I feel better at night
Similar to the first line, the speaker feels better during the night.
When the last call is known
The speaker feels better specifically when the last call (end of the day) is known.
And oh I can see
The speaker gains clarity and understanding during the night.
All that's haunting me
The night allows the speaker to confront and comprehend haunting thoughts or emotions.
I feel better at night
Reiteration of feeling better at night, possibly emphasizing a recurring theme.
In the arms of Magdalene
Feeling better is associated with being in the embrace or company of Magdalene.
There is a walk I know
There is a known path or journey that the speaker is familiar with.
On a long and reaching road
This path is long and extends far, possibly symbolizing life's journey.
Where her heart does grow
Magdalene's heart grows in a place that remains unknown to the speaker.
In a place I'll never know
There's a place or aspect of Magdalene that the speaker acknowledges they will never fully understand.
And try as I might
Despite attempts to resist Magdalene's allure, the speaker acknowledges a struggle.
To refuse her delights
The speaker finds it challenging to deny the pleasures or charms associated with Magdalene.
There is a place I know
Reiteration of a known place or experience in the arms of Magdalene.
In the arms of Magdalene
Emphasizes the comfort and solace found in the embrace of Magdalene.
So split the winds
A command or request to separate the winds, possibly seeking clarity or understanding.
And tell me what you see
An inquiry into what can be observed or understood after the winds are split.
Look in her eyes
Suggests looking into Magdalene's eyes to discern whether the reflection is the speaker or someone else.
Is it you or is it me
Ponders the nature of identity and existence in the context of Magdalene.
And all that I have known
Reflects on the speaker's past experiences and knowledge.
The gems and the stones
Mentions valuable possessions or memories, symbolized by gems and stones.
Are with me now
These possessions or memories are currently present with the speaker.
In the arms of Magdalene
Reiteration of being in the arms of Magdalene, suggesting a sense of security and possession.
It's all with me now
Affirms that everything the speaker possesses is currently within the arms of Magdalene.
In the arms of Magdalene
Reiterates the idea that all that matters is in the embrace of Magdalene.
I feel better at night
Similar to the earlier lines, the speaker expresses a sense of well-being at night.
When I'm out and I'm alone
Reiteration of feeling better when alone and outside during the night.
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