Made for This
Embracing the Night: Maria Basel's Poetic Odyssey of Liberation
Lyrics
Take me back there my dear nightingale
Expressing a desire to return to a specific moment or place associated with a nightingale, possibly symbolizing a beautiful and harmonious experience.
Let me feel the shift of the night
Requesting to experience the transformation or change that occurs during the night.
Don’t say it twice, I remember now
Asking not to repeat something, indicating a recollection or realization.
We collided so many times
Reflecting on numerous instances of collisions, suggesting conflicts or challenges.
So many times
Emphasizing the repetition of collisions, underscoring the challenges faced.
Oh my love don’t turn a blind eye
Advising a beloved not to ignore or overlook certain realities.
let us go so we can be light again
Encouraging a mutual release to regain a sense of lightness, possibly from burdens or hardships.
We’ve become what we deny
Acknowledging a transformation into something previously rejected or denied.
Take the leap and let’s get it over with
Proposing to take a decisive action to move forward and overcome challenges.
we are not made for this
Stating that the current situation is not suitable or intended for the individuals involved.
Our steps are irreversible
Describing the irreversible nature of their actions or decisions.
We don’t need to mourn for the past
Rejecting the need to grieve for the past, suggesting a focus on the present and future.
All will remain in our memory
Asserting that memories will persist, highlighting the enduring impact of experiences.
Or will we outgrow it at last?
Pondering whether they will overcome or outgrow the memories and associated emotions.
Grow at last
Reiterating the theme of growth or development, emphasizing the potential for positive change.
Oh my love don’t turn a blind eye
Repeating the plea for a loved one not to ignore or dismiss certain aspects of reality.
let us go so we can be light again
Encouraging a joint release to rediscover lightness, echoing sentiments from earlier in the lyrics.
We’ve become what we deny
Acknowledging the acceptance of something previously denied, possibly referring to a personal truth.
Take the leap and let’s get it over with
Reiterating the call to take decisive action and move beyond the current state of affairs.
we are not made for this
Restating that the current situation is not in alignment with their inherent nature or purpose.
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