Hands in Pockets
Seasons of Patience: Hands in Pockets Unveiled
Lyrics
Up with the sunrise you'll be staring
Expressing the start of the day with the rising sun and anticipation.
Out through the window of the day
Looking out through the window, possibly reflecting on life or the world.
I'll be another waking shadow
Acknowledging one's presence as a subtle, waking shadow.
Cast on the covers of your bed
Describing the impact or influence on the bed covers, metaphorically suggesting a connection.
Give me another waking moment
Requesting another moment of awakening, seeking illumination in a serious or earnest manner.
Shine against the solemn grate
Describing the illumination shining against a serious barrier or obstacle.
Tell me the seasons is almost over
Asking to be informed that a challenging or difficult period is coming to an end.
I can wait
Expressing patience and willingness to wait for the mentioned season to conclude.
So goes another winter slowy
Reflecting on the slow progression of winter, possibly symbolic of a difficult time.
Hands in the pockets of my coat
Symbolizing a contemplative or introspective state with hands in pockets.
You'll be first to spin your story
Anticipating the other person's narrative or perspective.
I'll be the last to let you go
Expressing reluctance to let go, being the last to do so.
Tell me you always go before me
Requesting assurance that the other person precedes in various situations.
Out along the solemn grate
Being outside and facing a solemn or serious barrier or challenge.
Tell me the season is almost over
Seeking confirmation that the challenging season is coming to an end.
I can wait
Reiterating the willingness to patiently wait for the season to conclude.
When in day light leaves you staring
Describing a situation where daylight leaves one in contemplation or introspection.
Out in another under tow
Being caught in an undertow, possibly representing life's challenges.
I'll be tired conversation
Acknowledging weariness in conversations, possibly from waiting or introspecting.
I'll be waiting, get home
Expressing readiness to wait for the person to return home.
Tell me you always go before me
Reiterating the desire for assurance that the other person precedes in various situations.
Out along the solemn grate
Facing challenges or barriers outside, similar to earlier references.
Tell me the season is almost over
Seeking confirmation that the challenging season is nearing its end.
I can wait I can wait I can wait
Repeating the patience and willingness to wait for the season's conclusion.
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