Summer Mitten
Summer Mitten: Echoes of Love and Loss in the Great Lakes
Lyrics
It was nice but I guess I'll see you around
The speaker acknowledges the end of a pleasant interaction but expects to encounter the person again in the future.
We barely talk but you know I'll always be down
Despite infrequent communication, the speaker expresses enduring loyalty and readiness to support the other person.
I stopped smoking just catch my breath
The speaker quit smoking to regain composure or control.
I've been waiting ever since you left
Since the departure of the other person, the speaker has been waiting for something, possibly their return or closure.
I keep quiet cause I blame myself
The speaker feels responsible and guilty, leading them to stay silent about their emotions or thoughts.
I'm still down, I'm still down
Despite feeling low or melancholic, the speaker continues to feel down emotionally.
Pale skin and my coffee breath
Physical description of the speaker's appearance: having pale skin and breath smelling like coffee.
I can't fly since you left this nest
The speaker feels grounded or unable to progress since the other person left.
I don't sleep cause there aint no rest
Due to emotional distress or turmoil, the speaker struggles to find rest or peace.
I'm still down, Im still down
Despite hardships, the speaker continues to feel emotionally low.
It was nice but I guess I'll see you around
Repetition of the acknowledgment of a pleasant encounter and the anticipation of encountering the person again.
We barely talk but you know I'll always be down
Reiteration of the enduring loyalty and willingness to support despite minimal communication.
West coast with the desert to your back
Geographical description: being on the West coast with a desert landscape behind.
Pensacola Gulf Breeze where you at?
Specific locations mentioned, possibly significant to the relationship or memories shared.
Summer Mitten Michigan smitten
Reference to "Summer Mitten," presumably Michigan, expressing fondness or affection.
Great Lakes last track "Road Trippin"
Mention of the Great Lakes and a track called "Road Trippin," possibly indicating nostalgic or memorable experiences.
It was nice but I guess I'll see you around
Repeated acknowledgment of the end of a pleasant interaction and the expectation of meeting again.
We barely talk but you know I'll always be down
Reiteration of the enduring loyalty and readiness to support despite limited communication.
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