Lyrics
Meet you in the evening, fight revolution team
Arranging to meet someone in the evening to engage in a revolutionary activity or movement.
I remember it from last year, near the computerized sea
Recalling a previous experience near a computerized sea from the year before.
You were like that librarian that never learned to read
Comparing someone to a librarian who never learned to read, suggesting a lack of understanding or knowledge.
Felt like riding an orchestra on angles and degrees
Describing a sensation similar to riding an orchestra on angles and degrees, possibly conveying a complex or chaotic experience.
Why did you stay? Against whose will?
Pondering why someone stayed against someone's will, questioning the persistence in a situation.
The sadness things are never drilled
Reflecting on the fact that sad things are not easily understood or comprehended.
Are you coming down and can I stay?
Asking if the person is descending from a high state, and expressing a desire to stay connected.
You know we've been going since yesterday
Acknowledging a continuous engagement that has been ongoing since the previous day.
Later on, when you can stand
Referring to a time when the person can stand or cope with a situation.
You stagger away like a rusted can
Describing someone leaving unsteadily, likening them to a rusted can.
Into the night, into the rain
Moving into the night and rain, possibly indicating a transition or change in circumstances.
I see that formula again
Observing a recurring pattern or formula in the situation.
Did you ever feel it, yeah the feelings that are old
Inquiring about experiencing old feelings, possibly associated with nostalgia.
Of unknown amusement, yeah that's when all the troubles go
Highlighting a sense of unknown amusement, suggesting relief from troubles.
Yeah I remember the calling when it started to leave
Recalling a moment when a calling or impulse began to diminish or fade away.
When you add all the grey dots, it's never truancy
Suggesting that when accounting for all the uncertainties (grey dots), truancy or absence is never absolute.
Why did you stay? Against whose will?
Repeating the question about staying against someone's will, emphasizing the persistence of the situation.
The sadness things are never drilled
Reiterating that sad things are not easily comprehended or explained.
Are you coming down and can I stay?
Repeating the inquiry about descending and staying connected during the descent.
You know we've been going since yesterday
Reiterating the continuous engagement that has been ongoing since the previous day.
Later on, when you can stand
Repeating the reference to a time when the person can stand or cope with the situation.
You stagger away like a rusted can
Repeating the description of someone leaving unsteadily, like a rusted can.
Into the night, into the rain
Repeating the movement into the night and rain, suggesting a recurring theme or cycle.
I see that formula again
Repeating the observation of a recurring pattern or formula in the situation.
Meet you in the evening, fight revolution team
Repeating the plan to meet in the evening for a revolutionary activity.
I remember it from last year, near the computerized sea
Reiterating the recollection of a previous experience near a computerized sea from the year before.
You were like that librarian that never learned to read
Repeating the comparison of someone to a librarian who never learned to read.
Felt like riding an orchestra on angles and degrees
Repeating the description of a sensation similar to riding an orchestra on angles and degrees.
Why did you stay? Against whose will?
Repeating the question about staying against someone's will, emphasizing the persistence of the situation.
The sadness things are never drilled
Reiterating that sad things are not easily comprehended or explained.
Are you coming down and can I stay?
Repeating the inquiry about descending and staying connected during the descent.
You know we've been going since yesterday
Reiterating the continuous engagement that has been ongoing since the previous day.
Later on, when you can stand
Repeating the reference to a time when the person can stand or cope with the situation.
You stagger away like a rusted can
Repeating the description of someone leaving unsteadily, like a rusted can.
Into the night, into the rain
Repeating the movement into the night and rain, suggesting a recurring theme or cycle.
I see that formula again
Repeating the observation of a recurring pattern or formula in the situation.
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