From the City

Cityscape Reflections: Unveiling the Struggle for Freedom in Urban Shadows
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Lyrics

You come from the city

You originate from an urban area.

From the narrowest streets

The streets of your city are very narrow.

You come from the city of gold

Your city is metaphorically referred to as the city of gold, suggesting prosperity or allure.

Where the buildings around you

Tall structures surround you.

Look like monoliths

These buildings resemble monoliths, solid and imposing.

Tombstones iced with led lights

The structures are illuminated with LED lights, giving them a tombstone-like appearance.


You try to be free

You strive for freedom.

To broaden your cage

You aim to expand beyond the limitations of your current situation.

The bars are the shape of your bones

The constraints you face are ingrained in your very being.

You know the pretty faces

You are familiar with attractive faces and noticeable tattoos, but they might betray you.

The tattooed elbows

Elbows adorned with tattoos that may look good but can push you away.

That look good when they shove you aside

People who may seem friendly but hurt you when they disregard you.

And then they say it never hurts to smile

A reminder that smiling can be deceptive about one's true feelings.


You try to erase

You attempt to eliminate the inner darkness within yourself.

The darkness in you

Struggling to be blinded by the light, seeking positivity.

You try to get blinded by light

A desire to be free from negativity.

You wish you were deaf

Wishing to be oblivious or indifferent.

You wish you had a friend

Desiring companionship and understanding.

You come from the city of dreams

You come from a city that symbolizes dreams and aspirations.


If you look for a shelter

If seeking refuge, avoid places that only nurture hatred.

Don't expect it from a place

A warning not to expect shelter from a place that only protects negative emotions.

That can only protect your hate

Such a place can't provide genuine protection.

So think twice before

Think carefully before approaching a place that claims to welcome you.

You knock on the door

Exercise caution before knocking on a door.

That says welcome

Doors may say 'welcome,' but actions matter more than words.

If you share the right faith

If you share the right faith, there might be conditions for acceptance.

In block letters above the gilded gate

Conditions are prominently displayed above the gilded gate.


When you come from the city

Coming from the city with a paranoid outlook.

With a paranoia gaze

Awareness marked by paranoia and sleeplessness etched on your face.

And insomnia carved in your face

When arriving from the city with a lily on your chest, reassurance is promised.

And when you come from the city

Assurance that the rest will be taken care of.

With a lily on your chest

Symbolic imagery of a lily on the chest, possibly representing hope or purity.

Rest assured

Reassurance to trust in the caretaker for the remaining journey.

I'll take care of the rest

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