Lyrics
First light in the morning
Beginning of a new day, symbolizing hope or a fresh start
Everything is fine
Optimistic perspective, everything appears to be going well
Staring at the ceiling
Contemplation, possibly a moment of introspection or uncertainty
Casually blind
Nonchalant blindness, indifference or avoidance
She's raising cats, raising rats
Metaphorical reference to unconventional choices or lifestyle
Hiding from the light
Aversion to exposure or scrutiny
Cats and rats, skulls and bats
Symbolic elements suggesting a dark or mysterious atmosphere
I love your epitaph
Appreciation for someone's final words or legacy
My love
An expression of affection or endearment
Before you try to con the angels
Advice on dealing with higher powers or authority
You have to forget a thing or two
Suggests the need to let go of certain beliefs or baggage
Before you start to ring the bells
Preparing for a significant event or action
You have to know that nothing's new
Recognition that fundamental truths persist over time
Oh Lord, I tell you so
Addressing a divine entity, emphasizing the slow passage of time
These noisy days run slow
Commenting on the monotony or tediousness of contemporary life
First light in the morning
Reiteration of the start of a new day, possibly mirroring a cycle
Your shame lies in a shroud
Feelings of guilt or disgrace concealed
They're tearing down your painting
Destruction of a creation, potentially a metaphor for criticism or rejection
Using aerograph
Use of an airbrush for artistic expression or alteration
You're building houses, wasting thousands
Engaging in construction with a sense of wastefulness
Hiding from your wife
Avoidance or escape from marital responsibilities
Cats and rats, skulls and bats
Recurrence of symbolic elements, now with a suggestion to consume one's own fame
Let's eat your autograph
An ironic suggestion to devalue one's own achievements
My love
Affectionate expression repeated
Before you try to con the angels
Reiteration of advice regarding dealings with celestial beings
You have to forget a thing or two
Emphasis on the necessity of letting go of certain burdens
Before you start to ring the bells
Preparing for a significant event or action (repeated)
You have to know that nothing's new
Reiteration of the enduring nature of fundamental truths
Before you try to con the angels
Repetition of advice on dealing with higher powers
You have to forget a thing or two
Reiteration of the need to let go of certain beliefs or baggage
Before you start to ring the bells
Repetition of preparing for a significant event or action
You have to know that nothing's new
Reiteration of the recognition that nothing is new
Before you're getting crucified
Anticipation or advice for facing a challenging situation
Ask for some kind of retribution
Suggesting a request for fairness or justice before facing consequences
Before you're getting crucified
Repetition of the anticipation or advice for facing a challenging situation
Ask for some kind of retribution
Repetition of suggesting a request for fairness or justice
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