Mr Centipede
Soulful Journey: Unveiling the Depths of Mr. Centipede's Meaning
Lyrics
Fill my heart, oh, Mr. Centipede
Expressing a desire for emotional fulfillment or inspiration from Mr. Centipede.
It's a shorthand for more, such spacious wonder
Suggesting that the term "Mr. Centipede" represents a concise symbol for a vast and wondrous experience.
I've been collecting the weight of birds
Metaphorically referring to the burdens or struggles in life as the "weight of birds."
I can't take this anymore
Conveying a sense of being overwhelmed and unable to endure the current situation.
This sight anymore, oh (I can't take it)
Reiteration of the inability to tolerate the current situation visually.
I'm a saint yeah, I feel alright
Claiming a positive identity as a saint and expressing a feeling of well-being.
I'm a saint yeah, I feel alright
Reiteration of feeling like a saint and being alright.
Locked in a basement, do you feel alright?
Possibly metaphorical confinement, questioning the well-being of oneself or others.
Locked in a basement, do you feel alright?
Reiteration of the question about the emotional state while confined in a basement.
And my heart is the centerpiece
Describing the heart as the central element, possibly emphasizing its importance.
Are we programmed for more, am I left to ponder
Raising existential questions about purpose and whether there is a predetermined path.
I've been collecting the weights of birds?
Repetition of collecting the "weights of birds," possibly emphasizing the burdens being accumulated.
I can't take this anymore, anymore
Reiteration of the inability to endure the current situation.
I'm a saint yeah, I feel alright
Reaffirmation of a positive self-perception as a saint feeling alright.
I'm a saint yeah, I feel alright
Reiteration of feeling like a saint and being alright.
Locked in a basement, do you feel alright?
Repeating the inquiry about well-being while confined in a basement.
Locked in a basement, do you feel alright?
Reiteration of the question about the emotional state while confined in a basement.
(You must be done, living life up on the shelf
Introduction of a possible narrative or scenario, urging someone to break free from a limited or restrained existence.
I want to take you off the map, please me take you somewhere else)
Expressing a desire to take someone to a different, more pleasing place away from their current situation.
(You must be done, living life up on the shelf
Reiteration of the desire to free someone from a confined or restricted life.
I want to take you off the map, please me take you somewhere else)
Expressing a plea to be allowed to guide someone to a better place.
I can't take this anymore
Reiteration of the inability to endure the current situation.
I'm a saint yeah, I feel alright
Reaffirmation of a positive self-perception as a saint feeling alright.
I'm a saint yeah, I feel alright
Reiteration of feeling like a saint and being alright.
Locked in a basement, do you feel alright?
Repeating the inquiry about well-being while confined in a basement.
Locked in a basement, do you feel alright?
Reiteration of the question about the emotional state while confined in a basement.
(Feel alright)
Concluding with a repetition of the desire for things to feel alright.
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