Big Changes
Embracing Freedom Amidst Nature's Shifts
Lyrics
this used to be the bottom of the ocean
This refers to a past state, symbolizing a profound change or transformation, possibly a metaphor for personal evolution.
all of the red rocks or the grey rocks
The mention of red and grey rocks suggests a contrast, possibly representing different aspects of life or experiences.
I should have paid closer attention when you were talking
The speaker regrets not paying enough attention during a significant conversation, indicating a missed opportunity for understanding or connection.
don't follow me out into the canyon
Cautionary advice against blindly following the speaker into challenging or uncertain situations, like a canyon, indicating personal struggles.
across the water into the wide-open meadows
A journey across water into open meadows may symbolize personal exploration and the vast possibilities ahead.
with the grass so tall I'm lost in the undertow
The tall grass and undertow suggest feeling overwhelmed or lost in the midst of opportunities and challenges.
how did you ever know which were the big changes
The speaker reflects on discerning major life changes, questioning how one identifies and deals with significant shifts.
and I'm so afraid of being afraid
An admission of fear, expressing a deep concern about the fear itself, possibly hinting at a reluctance to face challenges.
maybe I'm a fool to fly when the ground is ancient
The speaker contemplates the risk of pursuing goals in uncertain conditions, acknowledging the ancient, stable ground as a contrast.
and I'm so free
An affirmation of freedom, possibly attained through facing fears or embracing change.
see all the trees the trees are burning
The burning trees may symbolize destruction or transformation, possibly highlighting the inevitable changes in life.
see all the roots now under cover
Reference to roots under cover suggests hidden or protected aspects, implying resilience and survival in challenging times.
where the roots will survive
The survival of roots signifies enduring elements, emphasizing the resilience and strength of certain foundational aspects of life.
this place will be so cool when we're gone
An observation about the potential positive transformation of a place once the current occupants are no longer present.
And I'm so free, I'm so free
Reiteration of the speaker's sense of freedom, emphasizing a liberated state of being.
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