Sight of the Sun
Embrace Change and Find Light in Madison Violet's 'Sight of the Sun'
Lyrics
Hold the line don't ever let go
Encouragement to persevere and not give up.
come together where the river runs slow
Suggests unity and finding common ground in a calm environment.
build your fire and stoke the flame
Encouragement to kindle passion and nurture it.
lose your guard there's a good in change
Encourages vulnerability, indicating positive aspects in embracing change.
my vision is blurry just out of sight
Expresses a state of unclear perception, possibly in a challenging situation.
I get lost in the renegade fight
Describes getting entangled or absorbed in a rebellious struggle.
over orion my jury sleeps
Refers to a moment of calmness, using "Orion" as a metaphorical reference.
on the horizon my worry runs deep
Indicates deep concern or anxiety on the horizon.
but the sight of the sun will remind you
Highlights the positive impact of the sun on one's perspective.
yeah the sight of the sun will remind you
Reiterates the uplifting effect of the sun, emphasizing its importance.
If you forget it time will set it
Suggests the importance of remembering something, and the consequences of forgetting it.
just don't let it fall it will burn you
Emphasizes the potential harm if one neglects to remember and learn from past experiences.
if you forget it time will set it
Repeats the importance of remembering over time to avoid negative consequences.
just don't let it fall it will burn you
Reiterates the warning against forgetting, using the metaphor of burning.
I found the barber I cut my hair
Mentions a personal experience, possibly symbolizing a significant event or change.
in my reflection he's unaware
Describes an interaction with a barber and a lack of awareness in the reflection.
of the stark reminders upon my skin
Reflects on visible reminders on the skin, possibly scars from past experiences.
come from the glory of where I've been
Attributes challenges to the glory of one's journey or past achievements.
dare that I shoulder the play of the game
Suggests the responsibility of enduring the challenges inherent in life.
there in the front row they'll see my pain
Refers to a public display of pain, possibly indicating a struggle for acceptance.
bury the cynic who follows the flood
Encourages overcoming skepticism and going against the current.
save all your worries and hold up your gloves
Suggests resilience by advising to save worries and be ready for challenges.
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