Lyrics
My tea's gone cold, I'm wondering why
The speaker's tea has cooled down, and they are contemplating why they bothered getting out of bed.
I got out of bed at all
Expressing reluctance or questioning the decision to get out of bed.
The morning rain clouds up my window
The speaker observes morning rain clouds obstructing their view through the window.
My tea's gone cold, I'm wondering why
Repetition of the cooled tea, highlighting a recurring theme of disappointment or regret.
I got out of bed at all
Reiteration of the speaker's questioning or regret about leaving bed.
The morning rain clouds up my window
Repetition of the morning rain clouds affecting the speaker's perspective.
And I can't see at all
The speaker expresses a complete lack of visibility due to the rain on the window.
And even if I could, it'd all be gray
Even if the speaker could see, everything would appear dull or gloomy.
But your picture on my wall
A picture on the wall, possibly of someone significant, serves as a reminder for the speaker.
It reminds me that it's not so bad
The mentioned picture reassures the speaker that their situation is not as terrible as it may seem.
It's not so bad
Reiteration that the situation is not so bad, possibly a mantra for self-comfort.
And I can't see at all
Recurrence of the inability to see due to external factors like rain.
It reminds me that it's not so bad
The picture on the wall continues to serve as a positive reminder for the speaker.
It's not so bad
Reiteration that the overall situation is not as bad as it may initially appear.
My tea's gone cold, I'm wondering why
Repetition of the cooled tea and the contemplation of the speaker's decision to get out of bed.
I got out of bed at all
Reiteration of the reluctance or questioning of the decision to leave bed.
The morning rain clouds up my window
The speaker notes the recurring morning rain clouds affecting their window view.
My tea's gone cold, I'm wondering why
Repetition of the theme of cooled tea and regretting the decision to get out of bed.
I got out of bed at all
Continuation of the speaker's questioning or reluctance to leave bed.
The morning rain clouds up my window
Repetition of the impact of morning rain clouds on the speaker's visibility.
And I can't see at all
Reiteration of the complete lack of visibility due to the rain on the window.
And even if I could, it'd all be gray
Even if the speaker could see, everything would still seem dull or gloomy.
But your picture on my wall
Reference to the positive influence of a picture on the wall, serving as a reminder for the speaker.
It reminds me that it's not so bad
The picture on the wall continues to reassure the speaker that their situation is not as dire as it may seem.
It's not so bad
Reiteration that the overall situation is not as bad as it may initially appear.
And I can't see at all
Recurrence of the inability to see due to external factors like rain.
It reminds me that it's not so bad
The picture on the wall remains a positive reminder for the speaker.
It's not so bad
Final reassurance that the overall situation is not as dire as it may seem.
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