Rest of the Year
Echoes of Fate: Embracing Nature's Call in 'Rest of the Year'
Lyrics
So, as today, the rest of the year
Reflecting on today, considering the remainder of the year ahead.
A place to hear coyotes call
Seeking solace in a place where the sound of coyotes can be heard.
And where there's a river and a sinkhole to fall
Describing a location with a river and a sinkhole, possibly symbolizing both beauty and challenges.
I give my debts to those that I owe
Expressing a commitment to settle debts with those owed.
Calls to my mother, writings to my lover
Communicating with family and a lover through calls and writings.
And a fate I gave away a long time ago
Acknowledging a decision or fate given away in the past.
Open, brown plains
Observing open, brown plains passing by, suggesting a journey or transition.
Pass by the window, I watch in vain
Watching the scenery through a window with a sense of longing or disappointment.
A tree, here or there
Mentioning a tree here or there, possibly symbolizing moments of significance.
Oh that night, you played without a care
Recalling a carefree night of playing, perhaps with a nostalgic tone.
Maybe that's the answer
Suggesting that the answer to something may lie in words, music, and the stage.
The words, the music and the stage
Emphasizing the significance of words, music, and the stage in the speaker's life.
I've always loved the ocean and nightingale songs
Expressing a long-standing love for the ocean and the songs of nightingales.
Trees root then blossom
Describing the natural process of trees rooting and blossoming, symbolizing growth.
Oh with you is where I belong
Affirming a sense of belonging with someone specific.
I give my debts to those that I owe
Reiterating the commitment to settle debts with those owed.
Calls to my mother, writings to my lover
Continuing communication with family and a lover through calls and writings.
And a fate I gave away a long time ago
Reaffirming the acknowledgment of a decision or fate given away in the past.
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