Grooving on a Inner Plane
Celestial Desires Unveiled: Grooving on an Inner Plane
Lyrics
Well a million stars is what you are
Comparing someone to a vast number of stars, highlighting their significance or brilliance.
And it seems like that to me
Expressing how this perception resonates personally.
Or a million sprats in conical hats
Imagery involving numerous small fish (sprats) in peculiar hats, possibly representing a quirky, collective entity.
Who are oozing in the sea
These fish are together, possibly in an unconventional manner, in the sea.
The deep sea fish has one big wish
A deep-sea fish with desires.
And he gets upon the plate
Its desire is fulfilled in an unexpected or unwanted way.
That girl he chews knows how to ooze
A play on words; the girl the fish eats has knowledge or control over what she consumes.
She can always tell what she ate
She's aware of her own consumption, a metaphor for understanding consequences.
She's been grooving on a inner plane
Repetition emphasizes the act of being deeply immersed in an introspective, abstract state or experience.
Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
-Plato Pluto Monroe Garbo
References to famous figures, perhaps indicating they're all involved in a similar situation or pursuit.
All between the sheets
-And they make their deals
-And drive their wheels
-Down sugar-coated streets
-Hands in the syrup and the
-Feets in the stirrup
-And the rest goes in your mouth
-The short is warm and the long is storm
-And there ain't nothing in the South
-But anyway
Abrupt transition in thought or focus.
I don't know why I'm so alone
Feeling isolated and transient, akin to a wandering lifestyle.
I've always been a rolling stone
-Grooving on a inner plane
Continued emphasis on being deeply engrossed in an inner, contemplative state.
Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
-Ah, sock it to me, Reginald!
An exclamation that interrupts the narrative, possibly for emphasis or humor.
I don't know what you're going through
Uncertainty about understanding someone else's experience and hoping for shared understanding or connection.
I hope I'm going through it, too
-Grooving on a inner plane
Continued emphasis on being deeply engrossed in an inner, contemplative state.
Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
-Grooving on a inner plane
-Grooving grooving back again
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