Entwine
Entwine: Love's Dance in the Shadows
Lyrics
Far gone jealous eyes my love comes back in the dead of night
Expresses a sense of distance or separation; the speaker's love returns in the quiet darkness.
Behold my heart entwines with hers
Describes a deep connection between the speaker's heart and the person mentioned.
Swing low, catch my eye. Her hair falls down like a sunset sky
Invokes a visual image of the person's captivating appearance, specifically the flowing hair resembling a sunset.
She wears the sunlight like the moon
Compares the person to both sunlight and moonlight, suggesting a complex and multi-faceted nature.
My common sense is slow like a rolling cloud or a man grown old
Describes the speaker's slow or aging common sense, using metaphors of a rolling cloud and an elderly man.
One day my walls will crumble down
Anticipates a future where the speaker's emotional barriers or defenses will crumble.
Under roaring waves I feel like I was born for pain
Expresses a feeling of being destined for pain, possibly alluding to a challenging life.
But she knows that soon the tide will fade
Suggests that the person understands the speaker's pain and anticipates its eventual subsiding.
And I want to know your thoughts like a shadow craves the light it blocks
Expresses a strong desire to understand the person's thoughts, using a metaphor of a shadow and light.
And I want you to know my own like a vine entwines with an empty home
Expresses a reciprocal desire for the person to understand the speaker's thoughts, using the metaphor of a vine and an empty home.
Eyes on pastel dome, my love watches my gaze grow warm
Describes the person watching the speaker's gaze warm with affection, creating a picturesque image.
With the echo of her words in mind
Indicates the lasting impact of the person's words on the speaker's mind.
So long throw no bone to the restless man I used to know
Advises against extending kindness or empathy to the speaker's restless past self.
As we twist and grow in time
Reflects on the evolution and transformation of the relationship over time.
And I want to know your thoughts like a shadow craves the light it blocks
Reiterates the earlier desire to understand the person's thoughts, emphasizing the shadow and light metaphor.
And I want you to know my own like a vine entwines with an empty home
Reiterates the earlier desire for mutual understanding, using the metaphor of a vine and an empty home.
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