Who Are We
Weathered Embrace: Unveiling the Depths of Love and Liberation
Lyrics
Let’s talk about the weather
Initiating a conversation about a neutral topic, possibly to divert attention.
Cause my sweater covers all my fucking shame
Expressing a sense of vulnerability, using clothing as a metaphor for hiding shame.
This is warmer than September
Comparing the current situation to a warm and comfortable month, possibly implying a positive change.
And the city who I love might be to blame
Suggesting that the speaker's love for the city might be a cause for something negative.
I’ll send my cavalry
Referring to taking action or seeking support.
Hide and seek
Playing a game of hide and seek, possibly symbolizing the challenges or uncertainties in life.
Count to three and be a man
Encouraging bravery and resilience in facing challenges.
It’s the nights that set you free
Suggesting that freedom or self-discovery comes during the night.
Who are we?
Posing a philosophical question about identity and existence.
Who are we to be ashamed?
Raising the question of whether shame is justified in the context of identity.
The ghost of summers past
Introducing the idea of memories or experiences from past summers that linger.
Is scrolling through my phone, what a pain in the ass
Expressing annoyance or frustration with revisiting past memories.
Naked on the grass
Depicting a vulnerable and exposed state, possibly symbolizing openness or honesty.
Freedom isn’t complementary
Suggesting that freedom comes at a cost and isn't given freely.
Growing up’s not what I learned in class
Challenging conventional learning, implying that true growth comes from experiences outside the classroom.
Well it came to me at last
Indicating a moment of realization or understanding.
All of me
Expressing a sense of completeness or self-awareness.
My body is in the past
Suggesting a disconnect between the speaker's current self and past experiences.
And if that’s what makes my name
Linking the speaker's name to their past and suggesting identity is shaped by history.
Who are we?
Posing a recurring question about identity and societal expectations.
Who are we to be ashamed?
Reiterating the theme of questioning the justification for shame in one's identity.
I’m wading through my dream
Describing a journey through dreams, possibly symbolizing self-discovery or exploration.
By the quay
Referencing a specific location, possibly indicating a significant moment or memory.
You found me in this state
Describing a state of being found, potentially relating to self-discovery or connection with others.
This night just set me free
Attributing freedom to a specific night, reinforcing the idea that liberation comes in certain moments.
Who are we?
Posing the question of identity once again in the context of freedom.
Who are we to be ashamed?
Reiterating the theme of questioning the justification for shame in one's identity.
So we talked about the weather
Returning to the initial topic of conversation, possibly suggesting a circular or ongoing nature of discussions.
And that night I burst my lungs just yelling your name
Describing a passionate expression, possibly indicating a release of emotions.
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