Glass Eyes
Lost Reflections: Navigating Broken Dreams in Glass Eyes by Indigo Hush
Lyrics
Ship 'em in, in a 5-star limousine
Symbolizes a luxurious arrival, possibly with a sense of opulence or success.
Drag 'em back in a run down taxi
Contrasts the opulent arrival with a more humble departure, suggesting a shift in circumstances.
Never thought I'd be lookin' through glass eyes of the lost
Reflects on viewing the world with a sense of detachment or disillusionment, seeing through "glass eyes" that belong to the lost.
Gettin' used to wakin' up with a taste of blood
Describes a recurring experience of waking up with a taste of blood, hinting at emotional or physical pain.
Gettin' used to always missing you daily
Expresses the familiarity of missing someone on a daily basis.
Still tryna figure out when I've had enough
Conveys the ongoing struggle to determine when one has had enough in a challenging situation.
Always somewhere in the back of my head
Suggests persistent thoughts or concerns lingering in the mind.
I still don't know where I went wrong
Expresses a sense of confusion or regret about a past mistake or misstep.
I can't seem to get passed the first page in so long
Struggles to progress beyond the initial stages of a situation, possibly indicating emotional stagnation.
Running through all these lists of what-ifs
Engages in a mental exploration of various hypothetical scenarios and possibilities.
But the only real thing is now
Highlights the importance of living in the present, emphasizing the "now" as the only real thing.
Still thinkin' I could make it all up to you somehow
Expresses a desire to reconcile and make amends for past actions or mistakes.
Emotional, your feelings always used to run amok
Recalls a time when emotions were intense and uncontrolled.
Never knew how to ease your insecurities
Acknowledges a lack of understanding or ability to address someone's insecurities.
Not that I ever made it easier, lighting my fires
Recognizes personal flaws in contributing to difficulties, perhaps in relationships.
Keeping up with a pace of a marathon
Describes the challenge of maintaining a sustained effort or endurance over time.
Drawin' lines in the sand I never knew about
Discusses the discovery of unexpected obstacles or challenges.
2 drinks in and you never knew how to stop runnin' your mouth
Highlights difficulties arising after consuming alcohol, leading to uncontrolled speech.
Always somewhere in the back of my head
Reiterates persistent thoughts or concerns in the mind.
I still don't know where I went wrong
Reiterates a sense of confusion or regret about a past mistake or misstep.
I can't seem to get passed the first page in so long
Expresses difficulty in progressing beyond the initial stages of a situation.
Running through all these lists of what-ifs
Continues the exploration of hypothetical scenarios and possibilities.
But the only real thing is now
Reiterates the importance of the present moment as the only reality.
Still thinkin' I could make it all up to you somehow
Expresses a persistent desire to reconcile and make amends for past actions or mistakes.
I had the notion that it's never good enough
Suggests a feeling of inadequacy or the belief that one's efforts are never good enough.
You're always dreaming of a better view
Describes a constant yearning for a better situation or perspective.
With eyes wide open all the colors faded black
Depicts a disillusionment with reality, where vibrant colors have faded, possibly indicating a loss of optimism.
I guess I wasn't good enough of a hue
Interprets the self as not meeting the standards or expectations, feeling inadequate.
Always somewhere in the back of my head
Reiterates persistent thoughts or concerns in the mind.
I still don't know where I went wrong
Reiterates a sense of confusion or regret about a past mistake or misstep.
I can't seem to get passed the first page in so long
Expresses difficulty in progressing beyond the initial stages of a situation.
Running through all these lists of what-ifs
Continues the exploration of hypothetical scenarios and possibilities.
But the only real thing is now
Reiterates the importance of the present moment as the only reality.
Still thinkin' I could make it all up to you somehow
Expresses a persistent desire to reconcile and make amends for past actions or mistakes.
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