Silent Way
Embracing Shadows: Milo Greene's Silent Way Unveils the Intimacy of Aging
Lyrics
In a silent way
Expressing a quiet and subtle manner of communication or connection.
We lie under heavy drapes
Describing a state of lying down beneath heavy curtains or covers.
Just to mask away
Using a covering to conceal or hide something, possibly emotions or thoughts.
The light from the coming day
Seeking to block out the approaching light of the new day, possibly metaphorical for challenges or realities.
When, when, when we're older
Asking about the possibility of maintaining a connection or relationship as they age.
When, when, when we're older
-Can I still come over?
-Hold our naked sheets
Referring to the act of holding bed sheets without clothing, suggesting vulnerability or intimacy.
Our colored breathes we'll see
Describing the visibility of breaths with colors, possibly symbolizing emotions.
Your hair knots on top of me
Highlighting physical closeness and entanglement with hair knots.
Oh, how the heart it beats
Noting the intensity of the heartbeat and its significance.
When, when, when we're older
Repeating the inquiry about maintaining a connection as they grow older.
When, when, when we're older
-Can I still come over?
-Can I still come over?
-Can I still come over?
-Can I still come over?
-When we're older, can I still come over?
Reiteration of the question in the context of aging, seeking reassurance or confirmation.
When we're older, can I still come over?
-When we're older, can I still come over?
-When we're older, can I still come over?
-When, when, when we're older
Repeating the desire to maintain the connection as they age.
When, when, when we're older
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