Law
Surrender to the Echoes: Unveiling the Profound Message in 'Law' by Little Kid
Lyrics
And I felt the power leave me, the instant she touched my hem
Experiencing a loss of strength or vitality when she touched my clothing.
And her fingers traced a pattern, like writing in the sand
Her touch creating a transient design, akin to symbols in the sand.
And it never seemed so easy, Father, Spirit, Son, Amen
A moment of spiritual connection, invoking the Holy Trinity in prayer.
Brother, nothing really matters
Expressing a nihilistic perspective, suggesting insignificance of worldly concerns.
Just surrender to it, man
Encouragement to yield or submit to life's experiences.
And I've never felt so lonely, though you touch me with your hands
Despite physical contact, a deep emotional isolation is felt.
With the plainness of some virgin, smoking outside with the band
Comparing intimacy to the simplicity of a virgin, possibly hinting at innocence.
And if your family tries to stone me, let the sinless lend a hand
In the face of judgment, seeking support from those untainted by sin.
I bet some bastard throws the first one while you're writing in the sand
Anticipating criticism or harm while engaged in a vulnerable act.
But I see the wounds you carry, they are not much different than
Observing and acknowledging the emotional scars carried by the other person.
Son abandoned by his Father, left to die just like a man
Drawing parallels to the pain of abandonment, mirroring a biblical narrative.
There are regions of my memory I want to access, but I can't
Expressing a desire to access certain memories that remain elusive.
When two mirrors face each other, the image loops forever, and
An abstract reflection on the infinite nature of self-awareness through mirrors.
Though I felt the power leave me the instant she touched my hem
A repetition emphasizing the impact of her touch on personal strength.
I'll be damned if I lie down there with the lion and the lamb
Commitment to resisting negative influences, symbolized by lying with the lion and the lamb.
But it never seemed so easy, Father, Spirit, Son, Amen
A repetition of the earlier prayer-like line, reinforcing the spiritual connection.
Brother, nothing really matters when you're writing in the sand
Reiteration of the nihilistic perspective, emphasizing the transient nature of existence.
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