Lyrics
Take me there to the west
Expressing a desire to go to the west, possibly a metaphorical or symbolic direction.
For I've been waiting to see you
Anticipation and eagerness to meet someone upon reaching the west.
Girl looks so sad.
Observation of a girl who appears sad.
Hair slicked back with raindrops from her walk outside
Describing the girl's appearance, with raindrops in her slicked back hair from walking outside.
It's good to be sad, sometimes.
Suggesting that it's okay to feel sad sometimes, embracing emotions.
No need to hide your doe eyes.
Encouraging openness, indicating there's no need for the girl to hide her vulnerable eyes.
Light from the air.
Reference to light, possibly symbolic, creating a vivid image.
Red as the rose wrapped 'round her feet.
Describing a rose wrapped around the girl's feet, emphasizing the color red.
Yellow flower cup reflects on her chin.
Noting a yellow flower reflecting on the girl's chin, possibly symbolizing beauty.
Some would pay to know why.
Pondering on the mystery of why some people would pay to understand certain things.
Take me there to the west
Reiteration of the desire to be taken to the west.
For I've been waiting to see you
Reaffirming the anticipation and waiting to see someone in the west.
I'd, I'd move
Expressing a willingness to move, suggesting a change or departure.
I'd, I'd move today
Repetition of the desire to move, emphasizing immediacy.
I'd, I'd move
Further emphasis on the intention to move, indicating a sense of urgency.
I'd move today (away)
Clarifying the intention to move away today.
Can't see for sure.
Uncertainty, possibly describing a situation where clarity is lacking.
Buckets of blood fall from her eyes.
Imagery of intense emotion, with buckets of blood falling from the girl's eyes.
Tears burn right through the floor.
Describing tears that burn through the floor, emphasizing the intensity of the girl's emotions.
No one knows why, or understands how she can cry in this way.
Highlighting the mysterious and unexplained nature of the girl's crying.
The Episun must have take'd one of her eyes.
Suggesting a possible cause for the girl's condition, mentioning the "Episun" taking one of her eyes.
The Episun must have take'd one of her eyes.
Repetition of the notion that the "Episun" may be involved in the girl losing an eye.
The Episun must have take'd one of her eyes.
Continuation of the repetition, possibly emphasizing the significance of the "Episun."
The Episun must have take'd one of her eyes.
Reiteration of the idea that the "Episun" might have taken one of the girl's eyes.
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