Borealis
Celestial Reckoning: Embracing Nature's Unveiling
Lyrics
Unseasonable borealis
Unusual northern lights phenomenon
Earth's children return to the forest
A metaphor for humanity returning to nature
Someday in your sleep you will destroy us
A foreboding expression of potential harm or destruction from within
Long lashes of hued radiation
Colorful rays of energy
Deep down we all know where we came from
A shared understanding of our origin
Someday you will swallow all my oceans
A future moment where the listener's actions lead to consequences
At dawn, delivered from your bosom
A symbolic birth or emergence at dawn
So wake child, see what you been missin'
An invitation to wake up and perceive what is overlooked
They've got low light, strung up for your kissin'
Artificial lighting arranged for intimate encounters
You reveal yourself to me and I reveal myself to you
A mutual revelation between individuals
And you've got many ribbons, me my seven oceans
Symbolic possession of qualities – ribbons and oceans
Wake child, see what you've been missin'
A repetition emphasizing the call to wake up
They've got low light, strung up for your kissin'
Reiteration of prepared low lighting for intimate moments
You reveal yourself to me and I reveal myself to you
Continuation of mutual self-revelation
And you've got many ribbons, me my seven oceans
Reiteration of symbolic possession
Someday in your sleep you will destroy us
Repetition of the foreboding expression of potential harm or destruction
Someday you will swallow all my oceans
Repetition of the future consequence of swallowing oceans
Whoa oh oh, whoa, oh oh Whoa oh oh, whoa, oh oh
Repeating refrain, possibly an emotional or impactful moment
Whoa oh oh, Oh, oh oh...
Continuation of the repeating refrain, emphasizing emotion
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