Shadows

Introduces the theme of shadows in the sky, possibly symbolic of challenges or difficulties.

Describes shadows chasing the speaker, suggesting a persistent and unsettling presence.

Implies that the chasing shadows persist throughout the night, creating a sense of darkness and unease.

Raises questions about the origin of the challenges or troubles being faced.

Reflects on a turning point where things took a negative direction.

Suggests that the challenges become more intense and formidable as darkness falls.

Expresses uncertainty about the speaker's direction in the face of adversity.

Ponders the emotional state of the speaker and the confusion associated with it.

Reflects on the transient nature of emotions or challenges—everything fades away quickly.

Emphasizes the speed with which challenges or emotions disappear.

Introduces the metaphor of a "creep" inside the speaker's brain, possibly negative thoughts or influences.

Suggests that negative influences are cunningly concealed or camouflaged.

Raises a question about why these negative influences persistently pursue the speaker.

Highlights the theme of obscured positivity, as others are unable to see the light.

Describes a lack of awareness or understanding in others about their own direction.

Suggests the speaker's ability to hide or escape from those who seek to harm.

References being blinded by light, possibly indicating challenges associated with success or recognition.

Describes the persistence of challenges even when positive aspects are evident.

Mentions the fading of stars, symbolizing the diminishing hope or guidance.

Repetition of the question "Where do you go," indicating a persistent search for direction or purpose.

Oh where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Shifts focus to shadows in the heart, suggesting internal struggles or emotional burdens.

Describes haunting shadows that have been a presence throughout the speaker's entire life.

Reiterates the idea of lifelong challenges or troubles.

Repeat of lines 4-5, emphasizing the importance of understanding the origin and negative turn of events.

When did it all go south

Introduces the command to run, possibly indicating a desire to escape or overcome challenges.

Ponders the speaker's emotional state and what is felt in the face of challenges.

Reiterates the internal struggle and confusion faced by the speaker.

Expresses an attempt to escape or distance oneself from challenges, but it happens quickly.

Reiterates the swift disappearance of challenges or emotions.

Reintroduces the "creep" inside the head, emphasizing its persistence.

Repeats the idea of negative influences being cleverly disguised.

Reiterates the question of why negative influences persistently follow the speaker.

Repeats the theme of obscured positivity and the inability of others to see the light.

Repeats the lack of awareness or understanding in others about their own direction.

Reiterates the speaker's ability to hide or escape from harm.

Repeats the idea of being blinded by light and the challenges associated with success.

Reiterates the persistence of challenges even when positive aspects are evident.

Repeats the mention of the fading stars, symbolizing diminishing hope or guidance.

Repetition of the question "Where do you go," emphasizing the ongoing search for direction or purpose.

Oh where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

They can't see the light

They don't see where they go

They can't find me here

Blinded by the light

Are shining through the night

The stars fade between

Oh where do you go

Oh where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Where do you go

Concludes with the final repetition of the question, leaving the search for meaning unresolved.