Wild Woman
Enigmatic Echoes: Unraveling the Mystery of Wild Woman
Lyrics
Had a dream last night while I was sleeping
Reflecting on a dream experienced while sleeping.
It's been so long since I've seen your face
Expressing a longing for the person mentioned, indicating it's been a while since seeing them.
And all the secrets I've been keeping
Acknowledging the existence of hidden truths or undisclosed information.
All this time just to keep you safe
Sacrificing time and effort to protect the person referred to in line 2.
And the wild woman cries through the endless night
Describing the emotional turmoil of a woman who is untamed or free-spirited.
And I know you've heard it before
Awareness that the listener has heard similar sentiments previously.
I can see you're tired by the look in your eyes
Observing fatigue in the person's eyes, possibly due to challenges faced.
Don't you dare go out that door
Warning against leaving, suggesting potential risks or consequences.
You were wading in the river in the springtime
Recalling a past experience of being in a river during the spring.
Out with the stars hiding the day
Being active during the night, concealing oneself with the stars during the day.
Your long flowing dress in the moonlight
Describing the person's attire, specifically a flowing dress, in the moonlight.
Streaming down like the Kentucky rain
Symbolic imagery of streaming down like the Kentucky rain, possibly representing a connection or emotion.
And the wild woman cries through the endless night
Reiteration of the emotional distress of the untamed woman during the night.
And I know you've heard it before
Acknowledging the familiarity of the situation, repeating the warning heard before.
I can see you're tired by the look in your eyes
Observing tiredness in the person's eyes, indicating weariness from struggles.
Don't you dare go out that door
Re-emphasizing the caution against leaving, suggesting potential dangers.
They caught you near Damascus on the hillside
Referring to a specific location (Damascus hillside) where an incident occurred.
With coal black feathers in your hair
Describing a distinctive feature (coal black feathers) in the person's hair.
You ran for your life toward the sunrise
Narrating a desperate escape towards the sunrise, symbolizing hope or a new beginning.
Never thought you could run so hard
Expressing surprise at the person's unexpected ability to run fast in challenging circumstances.
And the wild woman cries through the endless night
Reiterating the emotional distress of the untamed woman during the night.
And I know you've heard it before
Acknowledging the listener's likely familiarity with the repeated emotional theme.
I can see you're tired by the look in your eyes
Noting exhaustion in the person's eyes as a result of enduring hardships.
Don't you dare go out that door
Repeating the warning against leaving, underscoring its importance.
And the wild woman cries through the endless night
Restating the emotional turmoil of the untamed woman during the night.
And I know you've heard it before
Acknowledging the listener's likely familiarity with the recurring emotional narrative.
I can see you're tired by the look in your eyes
Observing exhaustion in the person's eyes, emphasizing the toll of enduring challenges.
Don't you dare go out that door
Reiterating the warning against leaving, highlighting the gravity of the situation.
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