Ghost Wiring

Echoes of Absence: Neko Case's Ghost Wiring Unveiled
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Lyrics

What happens at home since I've gone away?

Reflecting on the changes at home in the absence of the speaker.

Needles drop soft and sharp

Describing the quiet fall of needles, creating a serene atmosphere.

And the leaves gently sway

Observing the gentle movement of leaves, possibly symbolizing change.

Low ceiling moves in and circles the bay

Describing the enclosing feeling of a low ceiling around the bay.

Rain rakes the trees

Depicting rain brushing against trees, adding to the natural imagery.

The Sound that's counted so many days

Referring to a significant sound that has marked the passing of time.

So many days

Emphasizing the repetition of days, possibly in a monotonous manner.


Wet shoes drag you off to school

Describing the dragging of wet shoes to school, hinting at discomfort.

Shoes that never dry

Highlighting persistently damp shoes, suggesting a prolonged sense of wetness.

Crows curse and beat their wings

Depicting crows as ominous, questioning the speaker's intelligence.

Why can't you be smarter girl?

Possibly a critical remark, urging someone to be more intelligent.

Lift up your face

Encouraging someone to face challenges with resilience.


Don't feel sorry for yourself

Advising against self-pity, promoting strength in difficult situations.

I'll always wait for you

Expressing a commitment to wait for the person being addressed.

Your ghost is a lightshow at night

Describing the presence of the person's ghost as a captivating lightshow.

On the Grand Coulee Dam

Referencing the Grand Coulee Dam, connecting the ghost to a significant location.

The river is watching you

Suggesting that the river is aware of the person's actions or absence.

At the drive-in tonight

Setting the scene at a drive-in, possibly with nostalgic or emotional undertones.

Who do they comfort now

Pondering on who receives comfort in the absence of the speaker.

Since I've gone away?

Raising a question about the impact of the speaker's departure on those left behind.

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