Southern Point
Discovering Inner Journeys: Grizzly Bear's Southern Point
Lyrics
Our haven on
Expressing a sense of belonging or refuge located in the southern point.
The southern point is calling us
The mentioned haven in the southern point is beckoning or inviting the speaker.
Our haven on
Reiteration of the idea of a refuge or sanctuary in the southern point.
The southern point is calling us
Reiteration of the invitation or calling from the haven in the southern point.
And faced with all
Faced with the evident or undeniable circumstances, a female figure will support or carry the speaker.
The obvious, she'll carry us
Suggesting that despite challenges, the female figure will provide assistance or solace.
Avert your eyes from all of this
Advising to look away or avoid acknowledging certain aspects of the situation.
We'll make it all back
Confidence in recovering or regaining what has been lost.
In the end
Assurance that everything will be restored or resolved in the end.
You'll never find
The speaker assures that you will never discover something.
You'll never find
Reiteration of the idea that something will remain hidden or elusive.
In the end (You'll never find me now)
Reiteration of the certainty that something will remain undiscovered.
In the end (You'll never find me now)
Repetition emphasizing the hidden or elusive nature of something.
You'll never find (But I'll return to you)
Reassurance that something will never be found, but a promise to return to the listener.
You'll never find (When you return to me)
Expectation of the listener's return despite the speaker's disappearance.
In the end
Reiteration of the assurance that something will be resolved or restored in the end.
In the end
Repetition of the expectation that something will remain hidden or undiscovered.
You'll never find
Reiteration of the assurance that something will never be found.
You'll never find
Reiteration emphasizing the elusive nature of something.
In the end (You'll never find me now)
Repetition of the certainty that something will remain undiscovered.
In the end (You'll never find me now)
Repetition emphasizing the hidden or elusive nature of something.
You'll never find (But I'll return to you)
Reassurance that something will never be found, but a promise to return to the listener.
You'll never find (When you return to me)
Expectation of the listener's return despite the speaker's disappearance.
In regards to the last word
Regarding the final word, suggesting that it is not the last word the listener will hear.
It's not the last you'll hear
The speaker assures that the last word is not the final communication from them.
I never find any other
Expressing the inability to find an alternative or comparable entity.
I could ever
Expressing a possibility or capability that the speaker could ever do something.
I could ever
Reiteration of the idea that the speaker could ever do something.
Never say it's the last one
Rejecting the notion that something is the final one.
It's not the last one
Emphasizing that it is not the last one, rejecting finality.
I never find any other
Expressing the inability to find an alternative or comparable entity.
I could ever
Expressing a possibility or capability that the speaker could ever do something.
I could ever
Reiteration of the idea that the speaker could ever do something.
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