Moon
Embracing Fragility: Moon's Haunted Lyrics Unveiled
Lyrics
Can we meet on Friday?
Expressing a desire to meet on Friday, suggesting a specific time for a meeting or interaction.
I think I'm still a little raw
Admitting vulnerability or emotional sensitivity, feeling emotionally unprocessed or sensitive.
And aren't you excited?
Asking if the other person is excited, possibly about the upcoming meeting or an event.
It'll just be you against the world
Conveying a sense of facing challenges alone, emphasizing a solitary struggle against the world.
But I know I am, even if I won't be there to watch
Acknowledging personal awareness despite not being physically present to witness an event or moment.
Your last match strike, and go out
Referencing a metaphorical act of igniting a match and exiting, possibly symbolizing a significant decision or departure.
And please take care of your body
Expressing concern for the other person's well-being, both physically and emotionally.
Of your heart
Extending the care to the emotional aspect, specifically the heart.
Don't you mind?
Asking if the other person minds or is bothered by the expressed care and concern.
But I've been turning off my cigarettes
Admitting to a habit of extinguishing cigarettes on various surfaces, possibly reflecting inner turmoil.
On walls and floors
Describing the act of putting out cigarettes on walls and floors as a form of coping or expression.
And what if all the marks they left
Raising the question of whether the marks left by the extinguished cigarettes define one's worth.
Are all I'm good for?
Suggesting a potential struggle with self-worth and the impact of one's actions on personal value.
It's pointless to think
Contemplating the futility of imagining a life without the metaphorical "lights" represented by someone or something.
Of a life without your lights
Emphasizing the blinding effect of the mentioned "lights" on the speaker's eyes.
To blind my eyes
Continuing the metaphor of the "lights" by suggesting a blinding effect on the mind.
To blind my mind
Reiterating the impact of the metaphorical "lights" on both vision and cognition.
And when I take a breath, I hope I can still smell
Expressing a hope to retain a sensory memory, specifically the scent, even after a significant event.
The scent of your neck
Describing the intimate connection by mentioning the scent of the other person's neck.
Stuck on my shirt
Illustrating the persistence of the connection through the scent remaining on the speaker's shirt.
I will smoke a last cigarette
Announcing the intention to smoke a last cigarette in honor of the other person.
In your name
Attributing the act of smoking to the memory or presence of the other person.
It'll fade away
Acknowledging the eventual fading of the scent or memory associated with the other person.
But I will make a fool of the Moon
Expressing a willingness to defy or challenge the moon, possibly symbolizing fate or destiny.
And I will make a fool of me too
Acknowledging a willingness to make oneself vulnerable or foolish in the pursuit of connection or honesty.
By telling you that I've always been this strong
Claiming strength and resilience despite potential vulnerability, possibly as a form of reassurance.
And when the tears block out the lights
Anticipating a moment of emotional intensity where tears may obstruct vision.
They'll shine bright
Believing that, even in moments of emotional distress, inner light or strength will prevail.
You'll be alright
Offering reassurance that the other person will be okay despite challenges or emotional turmoil.
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