Three Steps Ahead
Journey of Unseen Echoes: Three Steps Ahead by Garden Unit
Lyrics
Long to anneal
Expressing a desire for a prolonged process of strengthening or refining.
Long to anneal
Reiteration of the longing for a prolonged process of strengthening or refining.
Slow-build return
Describing a gradual and deliberate return or resurgence.
Ghosts can't touch a human thing
Suggesting that intangible entities, like ghosts, cannot affect tangible human experiences or possessions.
The pine tree station
Referring to a location symbolized by a pine tree.
Haven't seen you in a long time
Expressing the absence of someone for an extended period.
Count three steps
Instructing to count three steps, possibly indicating a measured approach or anticipation.
Count three steps
Reiteration of the instruction to count three steps.
Untouched and driftless
Describing something as untouched and unaffected by external forces, possibly emphasizing purity.
Yellow lines on the bend
Observing yellow lines on a bend, suggesting a visual image associated with a journey or path.
Still on the wayside
Stating that something remains on the wayside, possibly indicating stagnation or persistence in a particular situation.
And there's nowhere to fall
Expressing a lack of risk or danger, as there is nowhere to fall.
Three steps ahead
Repetition of the phrase "Three steps ahead," emphasizing forward movement or progress.
Three steps ahead
Repetition of the phrase "Three steps ahead," continuing the emphasis on forward movement or progress.
Three steps ahead
Repetition of the phrase "Three steps ahead," maintaining the emphasis on forward movement or progress.
The nothing station
Referring to another station, characterized as "nothing," possibly indicating emptiness or insignificance.
Did it rain last night?
Posing a question about whether it rained the previous night at the location mentioned.
Rusty town, lapped by lake
Describing a town with rust, situated near a lake.
All words of mouth
Referring to information or rumors that spread through spoken communication.
Count three steps ahead
Instructing to count three steps ahead once again, reinforcing the theme of measured progression.
Count three steps ahead
Reiteration of the instruction to count three steps ahead.
Won't you wait and see
Inviting someone to wait and see, suggesting anticipation of a future event or discovery.
What we'll find will be
Expressing curiosity about what will be discovered in the future.
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