Hills Are On Fire
Embracing Change: Hills Ablaze with Renewal
Lyrics
Thank the sun the hills are on fire
Expressing gratitude for the energy and warmth of the sun, which metaphorically ignites the hills.
I know you're tired of letting go
Acknowledging weariness or frustration with the act of releasing or moving on.
If nothing's lost nothing is gained
Suggesting that without experiencing loss, there can be no corresponding gain or growth.
We're just wind in the plains, a steady blow
Describing the transient and constant nature of life, akin to the consistent blowing of the wind on the plains.
And love swallows me like a river
Describing the immersive and overwhelming nature of love, likened to being engulfed by a river.
Spits me out and delivers me back to you
Expressing the cyclical nature of love, involving being rejected ("spits me out") and then returning to the beloved.
Watch the sky opening doors
Encouraging observation of the vastness of the sky and the opportunities it presents.
Those stars are yours to guide you home
Asserting that the stars hold guidance for finding one's way home.
Keep the night deep in my brain
Highlighting the importance of retaining the experiences of the night, possibly to gain wisdom or solace.
It's keeping me sane when I'm alone
Indicating that the memories or thoughts of the night help maintain sanity during solitude.
And love swallows me like a river
Reiterating the overwhelming and transformative power of love, using the river metaphor.
Spits me out and delivers me back to you
Reaffirming the cyclical nature of love, with the process of being rejected and returning to the beloved.
Mmm me back to you
Repeating the idea of being delivered back to the beloved, emphasizing the return in the cycle.
Mmm back to you, back to you, back to you
Expressing the repetitive and cyclical nature of returning to the loved one.
Ahhh it's all brand new, back to you, back to you
Conveying a sense of renewal and freshness in each return to the beloved.
Oooh it's all brand new, back to you, back to you
Continuing the theme of renewal and expressing the newness of each return to the loved one.
Thank the sun the hills are on fire
Repeating the opening line, expressing gratitude for the energizing force of the sun that metaphorically ignites the hills.
Never grow tired of letting go
Affirming a perpetual willingness or openness to letting go despite any weariness.
Comment