Hamlet
Colors of Flight: A Poetic Journey in Peel Dream Magazine's 'Hamlet'
Lyrics
Little tiny wonder, always sitting under
Expressing admiration for a small, remarkable thing always present
Gutters and a tree branch too
Describing the surroundings with gutters and a tree branch
The world in your eyes, a song in the skies
Seeing the world through someone's eyes, with a song in the skies
And colors, red and blue
Noticing vibrant colors, specifically red and blue
Colors, colors - you make me feel that way
Expressing the emotional impact of the observed colors
Colors, colors - the world can be that way
Highlighting the possibility of a colorful and positive world
Always go to bed late, never really sleep great
Describing a habitual pattern of going to bed late without restful sleep
Never really wake up new
Not experiencing a refreshing start to the day
With wind in your breast, and branch in your nest
Imagery of wind in the chest and a branch in a nest, suggesting comfort
You've got it made, don't you?
Suggesting that the subject has a good and secure life
Flying, you're flying - you make me feel that way
Drawing parallels between the subject and the feeling of flying
Flying, you're flying - the world can be that way
Extending the positive perspective to the world
Peering outside my hamlet, wanting to feel that way
Reflecting on personal surroundings and yearning for a positive feeling
Practice a song, I hammer it
Engaging in musical practice as a form of expression
Practicing for that day
Repetition and dedication in preparing for a future event
Mad and attacking the fact of it, mad at the certainty
Expressing frustration and aggression towards the inevitability of life
It's all in my head, it's all what I read
Acknowledging that thoughts and perceptions shape one's reality
It's someone close to me
Suggesting a personal connection to the thoughts and ideas expressed
Flying, you're flying - you make me feel that way
Reiterating the positive feeling associated with the act of flying
Flying, you're flying - the world can be that way
Extending the positivity to the broader world
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