One and Well
Eternal Dance of Unity: One and Well by Nick Mitchell
Lyrics
From one we coalesce and return
Expressing the idea of unity and coming together as one entity.
Alone after all
Despite unity, there is a sense of loneliness or individuality.
Bound to exist in form and time
Acknowledging existence in a tangible and temporal form.
Until we collide again
Suggesting a separation that will be followed by a future reunion.
Goodbye for now
An temporary farewell, anticipating a future meeting.
I'll see you again when a new day has come
Hopeful expectation of meeting again in a new day.
Next time around
Anticipation of a repeated encounter in the future.
Maybe I could be you and you could be me
Exploring the idea of swapping roles or perspectives.
Meeting briefly among the waves
Describing a brief meeting symbolized by waves.
Made of perceiving
Suggesting that reality is shaped by perception.
Vibrating in and out of phase
Describing a dynamic existence, moving in and out of phases.
Unity of our being
Highlighting the interconnectedness of beings.
Goodbye for now
Repeating the temporary farewell, emphasizing the cyclical nature.
I'll see you again when a new day has come
Reiterating the hope for a reunion in a new day.
Next time around
Repeating the anticipation of a future encounter.
Maybe I could be you and you could be me
Revisiting the idea of exchanging identities or perspectives.
Goodbye for now
Restating the temporary farewell, indicating a recurring theme.
We'll be together again where the night meets the dawn
Envisioning a future reunion at the transition from night to dawn.
Next time around
Expressing the hope of realizing unity in the next encounter.
We'll realize that we are one and well
Affirming the belief in oneness and well-being in the future.
Goodbye for now
Repeating the temporary farewell with a sense of continuity.
I'll see you again when a new day has come
Reiterating the hope for a reunion in a new day.
Next time around
Emphasizing the anticipation of a repeated encounter.
Maybe I could be you and you could be me
Revisiting the idea of swapping identities or perspectives.
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