Window to the Sky
Reflections of Solitude: Unveiling the Depths in 'Window to the Sky'
Lyrics
I was running for the hills, I knew no more about today
I felt a need to escape and didn’t understand the present.
Sinking backwards, sinking froth, lead the way not much to say
Feeling like regressing, following without much communication.
My selections crawled away, to deal with this mess
My choices or options disappeared, leaving me to handle a chaotic situation.
Falling at my feet, I knew my time was gone and I was alone
Realizing time had passed, feeling abandoned and isolated.
Sick thinking of me, what can I do for you and what do you want?
Reflecting on self-concern, wondering how to help and what others desire.
What do you love?
Questioning what someone holds dear or values.
To my window to the sky
Seeking solace and perspective by looking towards the sky.
To my window to the sky
-Falling down, I thought I had it all wrapped up inside my head
Feeling a personal collapse despite thinking everything was sorted.
But I was rearranging thoughts for other's eyes instead
Realizing that thoughts were tailored for others’ approval.
Falling at my feet, I knew my time was gone and I was alone
Reiterating a sense of loss, realizing time slipping away.
I'm sick thinking of me, what can I do for you and what do you want?
Continuing to grapple with self-centered thoughts and concern for others.
What do you love?
Repeating the inquiry about someone's passions or affections.
To my window to the sky
Reaffirming the act of seeking clarity and peace by looking at the sky.
To my window to the sky
-To my window to the sky
-And there were times when I thought I could hold somebody's hand
Thoughts about wanting closeness and understanding but feeling incapable, possibly unintentionally hurting those close.
That I deserved it and someone would understand
-But I just seem to break the people that I find
-To my window to the sky
Expressing gratitude for someone or something that brings comfort and reassurance.
And I'm thankful for you today
-To my window to the sky
-And you're right, I feel okay
-If there are diamonds in her eyes
Questioning the true value of something seemingly precious (diamonds in her eyes).
Don't be so sure of what they weigh
-To my window to the sky
Repeating the act of seeking solace and understanding by gazing at the sky.
To my window to the sky
-Falling at my feet, I knew my time was gone and I was alone
Revisiting the feeling of loss and loneliness.
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