The Hawk

Lost in the Night: A Tale of Gutter Martyrs and Holy Nightmares
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Lyrics

Hey there, Mr. Nightmare

Addressing someone as Mr. Nightmare, possibly in a troubled state.

Now you're lost

Indicates being lost or confused.

(Basics only)

Implies simplicity or foundational aspects.

The gutter and the martyr

Suggests a person who has fallen into a degraded state and one who sacrifices for a cause.

Have left you alone

Implies abandonment or isolation.

(Basics only)

Implies simplicity or foundational aspects.

The learned and the sparrow

Contrasts knowledge or educated individuals with a small and vulnerable bird.

Are all eaten by hawks

Suggests that even the educated or knowledgeable can fall victim to predators.

(Basics only)

Implies simplicity or foundational aspects.


Now you're in the nightmare

Reiterates being in a troubled or nightmarish situation, absolving oneself from blame.

It's not your fault

Asserts that the nightmare situation is not the fault of the person addressed.

(Basics only)

Implies simplicity or foundational aspects.

The wings of holy nightmare

Portrays the nightmare as having a sacred or divine aspect.

Come drifting in

Indicates the arrival or presence of this divine or terrifying aspect.

(Basics only)

Implies simplicity or foundational aspects.

Where is all your cold wind?

Questions the disappearance of something familiar or comfortable.

Where is what you knew?

Questions the absence of previous knowledge or understanding.

(Basics only)

Implies simplicity or foundational aspects.


Now the gutter martyr

Reiterates the degraded state of a person who sacrifices for a cause, now seemingly revitalized.

Now alive and well, yeah

Asserts the revival or well-being of the previously mentioned martyr.

Now the morning after

Portrays the aftermath of the troubling situation.

Is just you and yours

Suggests that only the person and their close connections remain after the situation.

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