lullabies in the wind
Whispers of Love: Embracing Life's Mysteries with Laela Sequoia
Lyrics
Palms up to the sky, I'm lightning
Expressing openness and vulnerability with arms raised, feeling an electrifying connection.
Ask the maker why I'm like this
Questioning the reason or purpose behind the singer's current state or identity.
Reflection in the rain, I'm frightened
Feeling fear or apprehension, possibly seeing one's own reflection in the rain.
Thought that you said you'd be right back
Recalling a promise of return, expressing a sense of waiting or anticipation.
I'm in the desert watching comets passing by
Observing celestial events in a desolate place, feeling detached from the world.
Singing lullabies into the wind
Singing comforting songs that may not reach anyone, emphasizing solitude.
If you listen, think you'll be hearing me
Encouraging active listening to connect with the singer's message or emotions.
And you glisten as you get the remedy, my love
Noticing a shining or sparkling quality as the listener finds a solution or relief.
Palms up to the sky
Repeating the gesture of raising palms to the sky, reinforcing a connection with something higher.
Don't sweat it, no worrying
Encouraging not to worry, emphasizing trust in a higher power or authority.
Trust the higher authority: the one
Advising reliance on a higher authority, possibly spiritual or transcendent.
And don't think that you're fooling me
Warning against deception, urging to face the truth with maturity and experience.
Face what's got seniority, my love
Acknowledging the importance of confronting what has been present for a longer time.
If you listen, think you can hear me now
Reiterating the theme of active listening, suggesting the possibility of being heard.
I'm the whisper within the crowd
Positioning the singer as a subtle influence within a larger context.
The call you hear of your name
Describing a distant but recognizable call, indicating a fleeting connection.
When you whip around your head, I'm gone again
Highlighting the transient nature of the singer's presence, disappearing quickly.
(You're my love)
Affirming a deep emotional connection, possibly expressing love for someone.
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