Lyrics
The way a golden morning sky
The beauty of a golden morning sky
Adheres a rough tide it gets me
Strongly attracts or connects with a turbulent tide, affecting the speaker emotionally
To see the thoughts as they're passing by
Observing passing thoughts and reflections
And this love was seeded by the way that we're both so far out
Love was initiated by the shared experience of being distant or isolated
You wear a broken smile now
You display a broken smile, indicating emotional pain
And I know you'd lie
Awareness that the other person might not be truthful
If I asked you to try
Expecting a possible lie if asked to make an effort
The way cold moaning sigh
A cold moaning sigh doesn't resonate with love
Appeals to love doesn't get me
Struggling to see positive thoughts in challenging times
To see good thoughts when it's all the time
Difficulty finding positive thoughts consistently
And it's hard to see how we're here with us both so far out
Acknowledging the challenge of being distant in a relationship
You wear a broken smile now
Repeated mention of a broken smile, emphasizing emotional distress
And I know you'd lie
Awareness that the other person may not be truthful about trying
If I asked you to try
Expecting possible dishonesty when asked to try
Turn the lights out
An instruction or plea to turn off the lights
We've come to find our way back to the mark
Seeking a return to a familiar place or situation
Redefine how
Reimagining and altering the way things function
It works by chasing shadows in the dark
Changing perspective by exploring uncertainties or difficulties
Time is mine now
The speaker claims ownership of time and the need to avoid a hazy existence
And I can't afford to live in a solid blur
Cannot afford to live in a state of confusion or uncertainty
So turn the lights out
Reiterating the plea to turn off the lights
Achromatise a roses prize
Removing color or vibrancy from the prize of a rose
And deepen your thoughts of me reaching out
Deepening thoughts about the speaker reaching out
We've come afar
Expressing a journey or progress that has taken place
And I know it's hard
Acknowledging the difficulty of the situation
But I've had enough of the war
Expressing fatigue or dissatisfaction with a conflict or struggle
When we're both so far out
Reiteration of being distant and facing challenges
Now I've pulled it aside how
Having revealed or uncovered something, possibly a truth
Did I know you'd lie
How did the speaker know the other person would lie?
When I asked you to try
Reiteration of anticipating dishonesty when asking to try
The feelings gone, there's nowhere we can go
Acknowledging the absence of certain emotions or connections
Turn the lights out
Repeating the plea or instruction to turn off the lights
We've come to find our way back to the mark
Seeking a return to a familiar place or situation (repeated)
Redefine how
Reimagining and altering the way things function (repeated)
It works by chasing shadows in the dark
Changing perspective by exploring uncertainties or difficulties (repeated)
Time is mine now
Reiteration of claiming ownership of time and avoiding a hazy existence
I can't afford to live in a solid blur
Cannot afford to live in a state of confusion or uncertainty (repeated)
So turn the lights out
Reiterating the plea to turn off the lights (repeated)
I've been so below you and now
The speaker has been in a position beneath the other person, but that feeling has now passed or changed
That feeling has flown over
The feeling mentioned in the previous line has moved on or dissipated
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