Storms Are on the Ocean
Storms and Longing: A Journey of Separation and Hope
Lyrics
Well, I'm going away to leave you
Expressing the intention to depart or separate
And I'm gone for a while
Indicating a temporary absence
But I'll come back to you someday
Promising a return at some point in the future
When I've gone ten thousand miles
Referring to a considerable distance covered during the absence
Where the storms are on the ocean
Describing a location with turbulent events (storms) in the ocean
And the heavens will cease to be
Suggesting a dramatic scenario where even the heavens are affected
And this world may lose its motion
Highlighting the potential disruption of the world's normal state
If you don't come back to me
Emphasizing the significance of the listener's return
When I left you in whiskey valley
Recalling leaving the listener in a place named "whiskey valley"
With the crimes upon your face
Noting some negative consequences on the listener's face, possibly due to challenges
And the storms were in the deep part
Referring to storms in the deep part, metaphorically representing difficult times
In the deepest, darkest plain
Describing the storms in the darkest and most challenging aspects of life
Where the storms are on the ocean
Reiterating the presence of storms in the ocean, symbolizing life's hardships
And the heavens will cease to be
Portraying a catastrophic scenario where even the heavens may cease to exist
And this world may lose its motion
Speculating on the potential disruption of the world's normal functioning
If you don't come back to me
Stressing the listener's return as crucial to preventing these dire consequences
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