Aeroplane
Aeroplane Dreams: Unveiling Mystical Reflections and Luminous Treasures
Lyrics
Reflection of your memory in the window
Reflection of memories seen in the window, likely referring to introspection or contemplation.
And beneath the plane, city lights are a-twinklin'
City lights below the plane are shining, creating a twinkling effect.
And you wear them for a crown, over the neon, how
The city lights are metaphorically worn as a crown over the neon, symbolizing a sense of importance or significance.
Soft, my morning comes, oh, when they lose their glow
Morning arrives softly, and the city lights lose their glow, suggesting a transient or fading nature.
Oh yes, and I don't wanna touch down
Expressing a desire not to land or touch down, possibly indicating a reluctance to face reality.
Treasures luminous and divine
Refers to treasures that are both luminous and divine, suggesting valuable and sacred elements in life.
Savior's light, oh
Mention of a savior's light, possibly alluding to guidance or protection.
You know I couldn't break or wait it through
Expresses an inability to endure or break through a situation.
And the roses that you came with sure did have a thorn or two
Acknowledges challenges or difficulties represented by thorns in the roses, but emphasizes persistence despite adversity.
But still this blood runs blue, cut it red and loose for you
The singer's blood runs blue but can be cut red and loose, possibly a metaphor for the emotional toll taken for someone else.
Fast our northern star, paler then out of view
Describes a fast northern star, paler and moving out of view, symbolizing the fleeting nature of guidance or hope.
Oh yes, and I don't wanna touch down
Reiterates the desire not to touch down, emphasizing the reluctance to face reality or return to normalcy.
Treasures luminous and divine
Similar to line 7, emphasizes treasures that are luminous and divine, possibly recurring themes in the singer's contemplation.
Savior's light, oh
Restates the mention of a savior's light, possibly seeking guidance or protection.
Fate must be on my side
Expresses a sense of fate being on the singer's side, suggesting a positive alignment of circumstances.
There's something close behind
Suggests the presence of something close behind, potentially indicating impending change or events.
Far away, I see myself
Envisions seeing oneself far away, possibly reflecting on personal growth or transformation.
And it's come today, but tomorrow may turn me out
The singer acknowledges the present but anticipates uncertainty in the future, with a possibility of being turned away.
Oh, ooh, oh
(Repeated line with vocalization) (Empty Line)
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