Reporter
Whispers of Betrayal: Unveiling the Mystical Tale in Miles Hewitt's 'Reporter'
Lyrics
Reporter call my phone
Reporter is trying to contact me via phone.
You're holding onto smoke
You're trying to grasp something intangible or elusive.
The sky is like a blueprint for itself
The sky serves as a model for itself, possibly suggesting a self-referential or cyclical nature.
Traitors eat the young on the borderline
Those who betray ideals or principles harm the younger generation near the boundary or edge of ethics/morality.
Separating eyes
A description of division or differentiation through eyes.
Couldn't see it on TV
An event or situation not visible on television.
Didn't see it in the streets
Something not observed in the streets or public spaces.
Where have the saviors gone?
A question about the absence of individuals who could save or improve the situation.
Beto's not the one
Implying that Beto is not the solution to the problem.
Babe, I know you want it, but it's so
Acknowledging desire for something despite its complexity.
Wonder if he knows
Curiosity about someone's awareness or knowledge.
I wonder if he knows
Reiteration of the curiosity about someone's awareness or knowledge.
The feeling comes and goes
The feeling mentioned is transient and inconsistent.
cs he wanders on
As he continues to wander, the feeling fluctuates.
In the earth a stream
A metaphorical stream within the earth.
In the final night a dream
A dream occurring in the final moments or a metaphor for the last stage.
I'd like to roll along
Expressing a desire to move forward despite circumstances.
The kingdom when it comes
A reference to a kingdom arriving or being established.
Where all souls sing along
Imagery of unity where all individuals participate harmoniously.
Time revealed
The revelation of time, possibly indicating understanding or insights over time.
Like a wheel within a wheel
An analogy describing layers or levels of reality or existence.
Nothing else was real
Implication that nothing apart from this revelation seemed authentic.
Babylon adored
A reference to Babylon being highly admired or cherished.
The serpent or the sword
Choice between two opposing forces: the snake (deception) or the sword (truth or aggression).
Not a burning face was bored
No visible signs of distress or dissatisfaction.
Red, white, blue and ash
Imagery of patriotic colors (red, white, blue) mixed with destruction (ash).
The rider free at last
Freedom achieved for the rider or a sense of liberation.
The masters with a thousand masks
Powerful figures concealing their true identities behind various facades.
Reporter did you ask
Asking the reporter if they inquired about fundamental or significant information.
The words of first and last
Asking the reporter to communicate essential information to the past.
Go tell them to the past
Instructing the reporter to convey all relevant knowledge.
Tell them all you know
Directing the reporter to communicate the truth of the matter.
Tell them it was true
Encouraging the reporter to affirm the accuracy of the conveyed information.
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