Foxbright
Embracing Love's Light Amidst Darkness: Foxbright Revelations
Lyrics
I'm pacing the walls shaking the light
I am anxiously moving along the walls, creating a disturbance in the light.
And love lost is worse than the night
The pain of lost love is more intense than the darkness of the night.
Reflections the fright and the lie
Reflecting on fear and deception.
Spark tinder and flint burn daylight
A metaphorical ignition and intense burning of time and opportunities.
Take to the burrow when in headlights
Retreating or hiding when faced with challenges or danger.
Between you and me the sunrise
Referring to a shared experience of witnessing the sunrise.
I'm foxbright in your watchful eye
Feeling bright and exposed under someone's vigilant gaze, possibly a metaphorical fox.
There's love for you in the mosque lamp should I lie
Expressing love and honesty even in challenging situations, making a reference to a mosque lamp.
Out of sight
Being hidden or unnoticed.
I feel the same about parties
Expressing a preference for solitude over social gatherings.
I'd rather stay at home
Choosing to stay at home rather than attending parties.
Hear the call of voices
Hearing the compelling voices calling for attention.
Marrow in my bones
A deep connection or resonance with one's innermost self.
Just like Donnie Darko
Referencing the movie "Donnie Darko" and the theme of sacrifice for dreams.
You've got to die to dream
Linking the idea of death to the possibility of dreaming.
Will I make it till tomorrow
Doubting the ability to survive until the next day.
Are you here with me
Questioning the presence or companionship of someone in challenging times.
Heart so fast its just one beat
Describing a rapidly beating heart, emphasizing intensity.
Mind so lost it's a one way street
Feeling mentally lost in a one-way journey.
I used to be good at running free
Reflecting on a past ability to roam freely.
Well you can't catch me
Challenging others with a playful assertion of freedom.
There's love for you in the mosque lamp honey
Reiterating love in a poetic way, mentioning a mosque lamp again.
Take to the burrow
Returning to a hiding or safe place, represented by a burrow.
Comment