The Wind
Embracing Change: Jesse Harris' 'The Wind' Captures Life's Transformative Journey
Lyrics
Happy but for a while
Expressing a temporary state of happiness.
The good times were out of style
Suggesting a period when positive experiences were not prevalent.
And April came and went
Referring to the passage of time, with April being a specific period.
Colder than it's ever been
Describing an unusually cold April.
You'd lay in the morning time
Depicting a morning routine of contemplation and fatigue.
And gaze at the ceiling, tired and low
Illustrating a sense of weariness, staring at the ceiling.
And lately you can hear the rain
Noting an auditory experience of rain against the window.
Blowin' 'gainst your window pane
Highlighting the impact of the rain on the window pane.
Soundin' like a marchin' drum
Comparing the sound of rain to a marching drum.
Rolled in for a firin' gun
Imagining the rain as if it were a prelude to gunfire.
It once used to bring you down
Reflecting on a past time when rain brought emotional descent.
But now doesn't turn you 'round
Noting a shift where rain no longer affects emotions negatively.
You go, you go
Indicating a decision to move forward despite challenges.
And you won't remember when
Emphasizing a point in the past when one used to seek shelter from the wind.
You'd hide, and the howlin' wind would blow
Recalling a time of hiding from the powerful and melancholic wind.
Would blow
Reiterating the impact of the howling wind on one's state of being.
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