Daylight In The Nocturnal House
Ethereal Redemption: Daylight's Revelation
Lyrics
Watching the smoke from the factory float
Observing the smoke emerging from the factory
With my back to the rain rider
Facing away from the rain rider (possibly a metaphor for hardship)
From under the snow
Beneath the snow, indicating a sense of concealment or burial
I'm out of the grave spider
Out of the grave spider, suggesting emergence or escape from a dark place
Didn't you know?
Expressing surprise that the listener is not aware of the speaker's situation
I'm gonna send you to heaven
Intention to bring about a positive change, metaphorically sending someone to heaven
Leaning my shoulder into a wall
Leaning against a wall, possibly signifying exhaustion or seeking support
Covered in rainwater
Covered in rainwater, suggesting exposure to difficulties or challenges
When somebody calls
Receiving a call, possibly from someone significant
It's somebody's granddaughter
Referring to the caller as somebody's granddaughter, hinting at a connection
She'll pay to make someone crawl
Suggesting a willingness to pay to see someone suffer or submit
And then send them to heaven
Continuing the theme of sending someone to heaven, possibly through suffering
Watching the dice getting wildly thrown
Observing the randomness of life's choices, expressed through dice throwing
Killing the pain rider
Ending the pain, possibly through a transformative experience or action
That everyone knows
Highlighting a widely known but unfortunate truth
Ain't it a shame spider
Expressing regret or disappointment, comparing to a shame spider
I'm gonna take what you owe
Asserting a claim to what is owed, possibly seeking retribution
And then you're going to heaven
Reiterating the intention to send someone to heaven, possibly through reclaiming what is owed
Then you're going to heaven
Repeating the idea of the listener going to heaven, emphasizing the inevitability
Watching the smoke from the factory float
Repeating the imagery of factory smoke, emphasizing continuity or cyclic nature
With my back to the rain rider
Revisiting the metaphor of turning away from difficulties
From under the snow
Reiterating the idea of concealment or being buried under challenges
I'm out of the grave spider
Repeating the notion of emerging or escaping from a dark place
Didn't you know?
Reiterating the surprise that the listener is unaware of the speaker's situation
I'm gonna send you to heaven
Reaffirming the intention to send someone to heaven, maintaining resolve
Gonna send you to heaven
Emphasizing the determination to send the listener to heaven
I'm out of the grave spider
Repeating the idea of emerging or escaping from a dark place
I'm gonna send you to heaven
Affirming once again the intention to send someone to heaven
I'm gonna send you to heaven
Reiterating the determination to send the listener to heaven
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