Burn the Witch
Embracing Shadows: Unveiling the Enigmatic Tale of 'Burn the Witch'
Lyrics
Once you took a light for me
Expressing gratitude for a guiding light provided by someone in the past.
Then I shared that real light
Acknowledging the sharing of genuine enlightenment received from that person.
I did
Confirmation of the act of sharing the mentioned light.
But I swear is not that far is just here
Emphasizing that the distance between them is not vast, possibly in a physical or emotional sense.
What I've learnt took my plans out
Reflecting on the impact of newfound knowledge on personal plans.
How could I,
Raising a question about the ability to carry out an action – burning a witch, possibly metaphorical.
Burn my witch now!
An expression of hesitation or reluctance to harm or condemn the mentioned 'witch.'
Holding ourselves in such a way that
Describing a posture or demeanor that might seem unkind, implying a personal struggle.
We seem unkind our mire soul sunk
Suggesting internal conflict, as the soul appears to be immersed in a metaphorical mire.
Once you took a light for me
Repetition of gratitude for a light received in the past.
Then I shared that real flash
Sharing a genuine and impactful 'flash' or revelation from that same light.
I did
Confirmation of the act of sharing the mentioned flash of insight.
But I swear is not that far is just here
Reiterating the proximity of the shared enlightenment, emphasizing its accessibility.
What I've learnt took my plans out
Reflecting on how newfound knowledge has affected pre-existing plans.
How could I,
Raising the same question as in line 8, regarding the ethical dilemma of burning the witch.
Burn the witch now!
Expressing hesitation or reluctance to take harmful action against the witch.
Holding ourselves in such a way that
Describing a posture or demeanor that may seem unkind, echoing the sentiment from line 10.
Blocked me back on fair tears
Describing a scenario where the speaker feels blocked or hindered by tears that seem justifiable and fair.
Is it too unkind?
Pondering whether the described situation is too unkind, raising questions about morality or fairness.
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