Million Faces
Embracing a Million Faces: A Journey Through Love and Life
Lyrics
Oh the phone you know it never stops, it's the last thing I hear at night
Constant phone calls are a persistent presence in the speaker's life, both at night and in the morning.
And the first thing in the morning.
Highlighting the continuous nature of the phone's impact on the speaker's daily routine.
And as I start to let it burn my head, you slowly creep into bed,
The phone's influence affects the speaker's thoughts as they go to bed, with a gradual intrusion into their mind.
And I'm done with all the talking,
The speaker is tired of talking and wants to move beyond words.
You say you know how I'm feeling, I just need to try to settle down.
A plea for understanding from the listener, suggesting a need for emotional stability.
Oh a million faces pass my way.
A large number of faces encountered by the speaker.
Oh they're all the same, nothing seems to change anytime I look around.
Despite the variety, everything seems monotonous whenever the speaker looks around.
Oh who knows just what the future holds
Expressing uncertainty about the future.
All I want to know is if it's with you.
The speaker's primary concern is whether the future involves the person they are addressing.
Tired as hell and falling up the stairs, filled with a thousand cares,
The speaker is exhausted and burdened by numerous worries.
As you walk out from the bedroom
The person exits the bedroom, potentially leaving the speaker feeling abandoned.
Though it feels like all my fire has gone, girl you just turn me on.
Despite feeling drained, the speaker is ignited by the presence of the person.
Can't believe how much I want you
The speaker expresses intense desire for the person.
You say you know how I'm feeling, I just need to try to settle down.
Reiteration of the need for emotional stability.
Oh a million faces pass my way.
Repetition of encountering numerous faces, suggesting a sense of repetition or monotony.
Oh they're all the same, nothing seems to change anytime I look around.
Despite the variety of faces, nothing seems to change in the speaker's perception of the world.
Oh who knows just what the future holds
Expressing uncertainty about the future, echoing earlier sentiments.
All I want to know is if it's with you.
Reiterating the central concern about the future's connection with the addressed person.
We're distracted by the hard times, and the troubles that we make
Being diverted by difficult times and self-created problems.
Let us throw them in the ocean, let it wash our cares away.
Suggesting a desire to overcome troubles and find relief, symbolized by throwing them into the ocean.
On the phone you know it never stops, it's the last thing I hear at night.
Reiteration of the phone's persistent role, connecting the beginning and end of the lyrics.
And the first thing in the morning
Highlighting the consistent impact of the phone on the speaker's daily routine.
Oh a million faces pass my way.
Repetition of encountering countless faces, emphasizing the theme of monotony.
Oh they're all the same, nothing seems to change anytime I look around.
Despite the multitude of faces, there is a sense of stagnation or lack of change.
Oh who knows just what the future holds
Reiterating uncertainty about the future, maintaining a consistent theme.
All I want to know is if it's with you.
Reaffirming the central concern about the future's connection with the addressed person.
We're distracted by the hard times, and the troubles that we make
Reiteration of being distracted by challenges and self-made problems.
Let us throw them in the ocean, let it wash our cares away.
Expressing a desire to let go of troubles by symbolically casting them into the ocean.
We're distracted by the hard times, and the troubles that we make.
Repetition of being distracted by challenges and self-made problems.
Let us throw them in the ocean, let it wash our cares away.
Reiteration of the symbolic act of throwing troubles into the ocean for cleansing.
Let it wash our cares away, let it wash our cares away.
A final plea or affirmation to let go of cares and find relief, echoing the earlier sentiment.
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