Dear Pressure
Dancing Through Life's Shadows: Miracles of Modern Science's 'Dear Pressure' Meaning
Lyrics
Hey friend, I haven't seen you much
Expressing a lack of recent interaction with a friend
It's my fault, I've been so out of touch
Taking responsibility for the lack of communication
New club? No, you go on ahead
Encouraging the friend to go to a new club without them
Old blood, I'll dance when I am dead
Referencing reluctance to engage in activities, possibly due to a sense of weariness
When I'm dead
Repeating the idea of dancing only when no longer alive
I'll dance when I'm dead
Emphasizing the desire to dance in the afterlife
That was a killer show
Complimenting a performance
Makes sense to take it on the road
Suggesting taking the show on tour as a logical step
Not me! I can't afford the risk
Expressing personal inability to take on risks
You tour, I'm on the mailing list
Opting to stay informed as a passive supporter
Go ahead
Encouraging the friend to go on tour without them
I'll tour when I'm dead
Reiterating the desire to tour in the afterlife
I don't know what else to say
Expressing a lack of additional words
I don't know what else to say
Repeating the sentiment of being at a loss for words
Maybe I'll get to it someday
Expressing a potential delay in addressing matters
I see myself at 94
Imagining oneself at an old age
Spare dreams stuck on life support
Describing dreams as being in a precarious state
No wait, if that's what lies ahead
Considering a different perspective on the future
I'll change or put it off and dream when I'm dead
Choosing to delay change and dreams until after death
I don't know what else to say
Reiterating a lack of words to express thoughts
End all my thoughts the same way:
Ending thoughts with a common phrase
"Maybe I'll get to it someday"
Repeating the idea of potential future actions
I've been so drunk on safety
Reflecting on a state of excessive caution
I think I'm going crazy
Expressing a feeling of potential madness
Don't want my ghost to hate me
Fearing negative sentiments from one's own afterlife
Time's running
Highlighting the passage of time
Comment