Henrietta's Eyes
Henrietta's Eyes: Unveiling Life's Bittersweet Symphony
Lyrics
Have you seen her catch an inspiration from a summer breeze?
Henrietta finds inspiration in a summer breeze.
And when she dances, how her body sways in rhythm with the trees
Her body moves in rhythm with the trees when she dances.
If you could learn to see the world through Henrietta's eyes
Encourages the listener to perceive the world from Henrietta's perspective.
You'd come to come to find it's something bitter
Seeing the world through Henrietta's eyes reveals a bitter aspect.
And have you seen her in the garden, making furrows in the dirt?
Depicts Henrietta in the garden, working hard in the dirt.
She pulls our dinner from the earth until her bony fingers hurt
She tirelessly extracts dinner from the earth, enduring physical strain.
If you could learn to see the world through Henrietta's eyes
Encourages understanding the world through Henrietta's eyes, revealing bitterness.
You'd come to find it's something bitter
Seeing the world through Henrietta's eyes is associated with bitterness.
You might still be there on the day her fire dies
Suggests a potential lingering presence even after Henrietta's passion diminishes.
She'll still be with you but you'll miss her
Despite her physical absence, her essence remains, but there is a sense of loss.
I may have made her cry when pressure buckled in against her hard
Admits causing Henrietta distress under pressure but highlights her resilience.
But I have never sung a note as lovely as her rainbow chard
Compares the beauty of the singer's note to Henrietta's rainbow chard.
If you could learn to see the world through Henrietta's eyes
Encourages perceiving the world through Henrietta's eyes, revealing bitterness.
You'd come to find it's something bitter
Reiterates the bitter aspect of seeing the world through Henrietta's eyes.
You might still be there on the day her fire dies
Suggests the potential lasting impact even after Henrietta's passion diminishes.
She'll still be with you but you'll miss her
Despite her continued presence, there's a sense of missing Henrietta.
Put in the work, don't let her wither
Emphasizes the importance of putting in effort to sustain Henrietta's vitality and presence.
Remain with her, don't let it die
-Put in the work, don't let her wither
-Remain with her, don't let it die
-Put in the work, don't let her wither
-Remain with her, don't let it die
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