Burning Benches
Embracing Imperfections: Finding Heaven in Unlikely Bonds
Lyrics
Let us make amends,
Expressing a desire to reconcile or resolve issues.
We're not overly good friends,
Acknowledging a distant or not very close friendship.
But its not heaven without you.
Stating that a perfect or ideal situation is incomplete without the person being addressed.
You can have it all,
Offering everything to the person being addressed.
We'll see mountains fall,
Suggesting a willingness to face challenges or difficulties together.
But its not heaven without you.
Reiterating the idea that perfection is unattainable without the person being addressed.
It's the symphony distorting,
Describing a distortion in the harmony or connection between the speaker and the person being addressed.
When were not talking,
Highlighting the impact of a lack of communication on the perceived symphony.
But its not heaven, without you.
Emphasizing that an ideal state is incomplete without the person being addressed, even during periods of silence.
There's just something different,
Noticing a distinct quality or change in the atmosphere related to the person being addressed.
With the air about you,
Commenting on an intangible and unique presence associated with the person.
The signs, the shapes, the numbers,
Mentioning various elements (signs, shapes, numbers) without providing clarity or understanding.
None of them give me a clue
Expressing confusion or lack of insight despite external cues.
You can have it all
Reiteration of the offer to give everything to the person being addressed.
And I'm not burning benches
Denying engagement in destructive behavior (burning benches) due to potential negative consequences.
Cos the ash would make me choke
Explaining the reluctance to burn benches due to the resulting discomfort (choking).
It was me who always spluttered every time we spoke,
Attributing difficulty in communication to the speaker, suggesting a personal struggle when expressing thoughts.
You can have it all
Reaffirming the offer to give everything to the person being addressed.
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