Everglades
Everglades: A Melodic Journey Through Love, Loss, and Dreams
Lyrics
Over land and sea,
Contemplating existence and connection over both land and sea.
could we share the same ground
Pondering the possibility of sharing a common ground with someone.
finally?
Expressing a desire for a shared connection to be established, possibly suggesting uncertainty.
I won't cause a scene,
Committing to avoiding any disruptive behavior or causing a disturbance.
nothing that'll wake our
Avoiding actions that would disturb the tranquility of their shared reality.
reality
Reflecting on the fragile nature of the reality they share.
My anomaly,
Referring to oneself as an anomaly, possibly feeling unique or out of the ordinary.
I guess it was timeless,
Reflecting on a memorable and timeless experience or memory.
the memory.
Emphasizing the significance of a particular memory or moment.
Heaven, call for me,
Expressing a desire for a heavenly or ideal existence.
I don't wanna find out
Preferring not to discover the reality of being asleep or unaware.
that I'm asleep
Expressing a fear of discovering one's own unconscious state.
If I could trace the call back home,
Contemplating the possibility of retracing a communication back to its origin.
there's spaces in the honeycomb for us,
Describing spaces in a metaphorical honeycomb that could accommodate them.
if I could've, I'd have crawled back.
Expressing a desire to return or undo certain actions.
I'd have crawled back!
Reiterating the wish to go back or reverse certain choices.
Tell me when the fear comes to walk between the coast,
Asking for information about when fear intervenes and disrupts the connection between coasts or people.
tell me why the feeling comes and goes.
Pondering the cyclical nature of emotions and questioning their inconsistency.
Somewhere along the line I guess I lied, but never mind,
Admitting to a possible deception or untruth along the way, but downplaying its significance.
just tell me why the feeling comes and goes
Reiterating the curiosity about the transient nature of feelings.
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