Rolling Mills
Eternal Flames: Pharis & Jason's Melody of Loss and Resilience
Lyrics
Them rolling mills is burning down, plum down
Refers to the burning of rolling mills, emphasizing a significant event or change.
Oh them rolling mills is burning down
Reiterates the burning of rolling mills, underscoring the impact of the event.
Oh them rolling mills is burning down, plum down to the ground
Repeats the idea of rolling mills burning down to emphasize the severity, reaching the ground.
Never built them back anymore
Suggests that the rolling mills were never reconstructed after the destructive event.
Darling oh darling come here
Calling someone close, possibly a lover or friend.
I don't want to see you cry
Expressing a desire not to witness the person cry, showing care and concern.
For the best of friends will fall out and fight
Acknowledging that even the best of friends may have conflicts and disagreements.
Why not you and I
Suggesting that conflicts are natural and proposing unity between the speaker and the addressed person.
Them rolling mills is burning down, plum down
Repeats the burning of rolling mills, maintaining focus on the impactful event.
Oh them rolling mills is burning down
Reiterates the burning of rolling mills, emphasizing the continuing impact.
Oh them rolling mills is burning down, plum down to the ground
Repeats the description of rolling mills burning down, underscoring the severity.
Never built them back anymore
Reiterates that the rolling mills were never rebuilt after the destructive event.
There's a pain in my finger
Describes physical pain in the speaker's finger, toe, and true lover's side.
There's a pain in my toe
Continuation of the physical pain experienced by the speaker.
There's a pain in my true lover's side
Indicates pain in the true lover's side, possibly due to betrayal or deception.
Where somebody's fooled her I know
Suggests that someone has deceived the true lover, leading to pain.
Them rolling mills is burning down, plum down
Repeats the theme of rolling mills burning down, maintaining the narrative focus.
Oh them rolling mills is burning down
Reiterates the burning of rolling mills, emphasizing the continued impact of the event.
Oh them rolling mills is burning down, plum down to the ground
Repeats the description of rolling mills burning down, underscoring the severity.
Never built them back anymore
Reiterates that the rolling mills were never rebuilt after the destructive event.
Go and get my revolver
Suggests a desire to end one's life by requesting the retrieval of a revolver.
And come shoot away my life
Expresses a preference for death over the current troubles and difficulties.
Oh I'd rather be died and buried in my grave
States a preference for death and burial over the current distressing situation.
Than to be in the trouble I'm in
Expresses the speaker's unwillingness to endure the current troubles.
Them rolling mills is burning down, plum down
Repeats the burning of rolling mills, maintaining focus on the impactful event.
Oh them rolling mills is burning down
Reiterates the burning of rolling mills, emphasizing the continued impact of the event.
Oh them rolling mills is burning down, plum down to the ground
Repeats the description of rolling mills burning down, underscoring the severity.
Never built them back anymore
Reiterates that the rolling mills were never rebuilt after the destructive event.
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