Second Wind
Embracing Renewal: Unveiling the Profound Journey in Ian Clement's 'Second Wind'
Lyrics
After a while you'll start to wonder
Reflecting on the passage of time, prompting curiosity and introspection.
If you know how and you knew when
Questioning knowledge acquisition and awareness of specific moments.
You knew who and you knew why
Reflecting on understanding who and why, seeking deeper insights.
And one of these days you'll discover
Anticipating a revelation or realization in the future.
Before the end you'll feel new
Expecting a rejuvenating experience before the conclusion.
Before you know this is goodbye
Acknowledging an imminent farewell, perhaps to a phase or relationship.
In comes a shadow
Introduction of a shadow, suggesting a metaphorical darkness or challenge.
But why wonder
Questioning the reason behind wondering or pondering.
In come a razor blade
Introduction of a razor blade, a symbol of potential harm or cutting ties.
That untie you now
Expressing the act of untying, possibly representing liberation or separation.
Can't you see it coming?
Prompting awareness of an impending event or change.
Inside the beehive adjusting
Adjusting within a complex situation, likened to being inside a beehive.
But you'll pursue the dance you sell
Pursuing a dance, possibly referring to one's chosen path or lifestyle.
You climb your step sing so proud
Climbing steps with pride, emphasizing personal accomplishments.
But some things are better left unsaid when
Cautioning about the potential harm of revealing certain truths.
I let you in I let you know
Allowing someone in and sharing knowledge or experiences.
I let you go I let you fly
Letting go and allowing freedom or departure.
In comes a shadow
Reiteration of the shadow's arrival, emphasizing its significance.
But why wonder
Repeating the question about the reason for wondering.
In come a razor blade
Reintroducing the razor blade and its potential consequences.
That untie you now
Reiterating the act of untying, reinforcing its importance.
Can't you see it coming?
Repeating the call for awareness about an approaching event.
There's new fruit on old soil
Introducing new possibilities or growth in familiar surroundings.
New roads to get worn on forever
Highlighting the enduring nature of certain paths or experiences.
Down in the streets in your cloud
Being in a metaphorical cloud in the streets, possibly signifying confusion or uncertainty.
Your second wind found
Finding a renewed energy or inspiration, a metaphorical second wind.
Moments
Emphasizing the importance of specific moments in this process.
Ooh...
Musical interlude or expressive vocalization.
Ooh...
In comes a shadow
Reiteration of the shadow's arrival, continuing the theme.
But why wonder
Repeating the question about the reason for wondering.
In come a razor blade
Reintroducing the razor blade and its potential consequences.
That untie you now
Reiterating the act of untying, reinforcing its importance.
Can't you see it coming?
Repeating the call for awareness about an approaching event.
There's new fruit on old soil
Emphasizing new possibilities or growth in familiar surroundings.
New roads to get worn on
Highlighting the enduring nature of certain paths or experiences.
Forever
Reiteration of the concept of permanence or continuity.
Down in the streets in your cloud
Being in a metaphorical cloud in the streets, possibly signifying confusion or uncertainty.
Your second wind found
Finding a renewed energy or inspiration, a metaphorical second wind.
Moments
Emphasizing the significance of moments in this process.
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