Lyrics
The sun has finally come, and the time to toss in flowers, the patient say
The arrival of a new day is celebrated, symbolized by the sun, and it's time to throw flowers as an expression of patience and joy.
A key lime pie, pulled apart for five to wash the last surprise
A metaphorical description of sharing a key lime pie, possibly signifying a communal experience, with the mention of washing away the last surprise.
But this ain't rational, the dawn will burst, the room will flood with light
An acknowledgment that what follows is not rational; the dawn will break, and the room will be filled with light, suggesting a transformative and illuminating moment.
You were born a little low
A reminder of one's humble beginnings or challenges in life, expressed by being born "a little low."
And never mind the other
An urging to ignore or disregard something unspecified, emphasizing a focus on the self or the present.
You never mind the other
A repetition of the idea from Line #6, reinforcing the importance of self-focus.
Let's go some more
An encouragement to continue forward, to keep going and exploring without hesitation.
Going further from the place we come and love, but fear the most
A description of moving away from a familiar place associated with both love and fear, suggesting a journey into the unknown.
And change your mind, and now we'll nurse the way we feed like babies, on plastic bags
A metaphorical reference to changing one's perspective, adopting a new mindset, and metaphorically feeding on experiences, perhaps less conventional or expected ones.
And tryin' to chase the light, the time arrives, the time that leads back home
A pursuit of light, symbolizing understanding or clarity, and the recognition that time brings one back to a familiar place or home.
It's not hard to let go
An assertion that letting go is not a difficult task, emphasizing the ease of detachment.
And never mind the other
A repetition of the idea from Line #6 and #7, stressing the importance of ignoring or being indifferent to external factors.
You never mind the other
A reiteration of the message in Line #15, emphasizing the need to focus on oneself without distraction.
Never mind the other
Another repetition, possibly intensifying the emphasis on self-focus and disregard for external influences.
You never mind the other
Continuation of the theme from Line #17, reinforcing the idea of ignoring external factors.
Never mind the other
Continuation of the theme from Line #19, reinforcing the message of staying focused on oneself.
You never mind the other
A reiteration of the importance of self-focus and indifference to external factors.
(Never mind the other)
A final repetition, possibly serving as a concluding statement or emphasizing the central theme of self-focus throughout the lyrics.
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