Strangers
Unveiling the Hidden Light: Portishead's Poetic Reflections
Lyrics
Oh
Expressing an exclamation or sigh, setting a contemplative tone.
Can anybody see the light?
Pondering if anyone can perceive a positive or hopeful aspect.
Where the morn meets the dew
Describing a specific moment where morning meets dew, suggesting a metaphorical intersection.
And the tide rises
Referring to the rising tide, possibly symbolizing change or a transformative force.
Did you realize
Asking if an individual comprehended or recognized something important.
No one can see inside your view?
Highlighting the hidden nature of personal perspectives.
Did you realize
Reiterating the idea that the realization is personal and unique.
For why this sight belongs to you?
Questioning the reason or purpose behind this personal realization.
Oh
Similar to line 1, possibly signaling a recurring theme or emotion.
Just set aside your fears of life
Suggesting to overcome fears in life with a specific goal or intention.
With this sole desire
Expressing a strong and singular desire.
Done it warning
Indicating a prior caution or alert.
Done it now
Confirming the completion of a previous action or decision.
And it ain't real
Casting doubt on the reality of the situation or experience.
On in this side
Suggesting an alternate or deceptive perspective.
Done it warning
Repeating the cautionary note.
Done it now
Reaffirming the completion of a significant action.
And it ain't real
Expressing skepticism or disbelief in the reality of the situation.
On in this side
Repeating the idea of an alternate perspective or unreality.
Done it warning
Repeating the caution or warning.
Done it now
Reiterating the completion of a significant action.
And it ain't real
Emphasizing the unreality or questionable nature of the situation.
Done it waring
Repeating the warning, underscoring its importance.
Done it now
Confirming the completion of a notable action.
And it ain't real
Reiterating the doubt or skepticism in the reality of the experience.
On in this side
Suggesting an alternative or deceptive aspect.
Oh
Similar to lines 1 and 10, emphasizing a recurring emotional or thematic element.
Can anybody see the light?
Repeating the inquiry about perceiving a positive or hopeful aspect.
Where the morn meets the dew
Recalling the metaphorical intersection of morning meeting dew.
And the tide rises
Referring again to the rising tide, possibly symbolizing ongoing change.
Did you realize
Reiterating the idea that personal perspectives are hidden from others.
No one can see inside your view?
Repeating the question of whether someone comprehended something significant.
Did you realize
Reaffirming the personal and unique nature of the realization.
For why this sight belongs to you?
Reiterating the inquiry into the purpose or reason behind this personal insight.
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