Hideaway
Unveiling the Depths: Samuel Brooks' "Hideaway" Interpretation
Lyrics
Leave the key and I'll take it
Leaving a key behind, possibly symbolizing a way for someone else to access or understand a part of the speaker.
I'll drop the lock and I'll
Intention to release a lock, suggesting an openness or vulnerability in the speaker.
Wait to hear the Seasons knock
Awaiting the arrival or change represented by the Seasons, possibly indicating a transformative period.
There's every reason to break it
Suggesting there are valid reasons to break a situation, relationship, or pattern.
Tempestuous love that I'm dreaming of
Desiring a passionate and turbulent love that exists in the speaker's dreams.
My hideaway
Referring to a personal space or mental state that provides comfort and refuge.
May try to say
The hideaway may try to communicate or express something.
That dreams and demons are
Suggesting that dreams and demons coexist, emphasizing the complexity of the speaker's thoughts and emotions.
No such reason to answer
Rejecting the idea that there is no reason to respond or provide an answer.
Take and old me and stain it
Taking an old version of oneself and staining it, possibly reflecting on past experiences.
Take a new me and smear with the dirt of my guilt
Transforming into a new version and acknowledging guilt by smearing it with dirt.
Put it on me to save it
The responsibility to save the stained version of oneself.
Lean on me to smile through this lie that we've build
Depending on others to maintain a facade or false appearance created by lies.
Let the sound become silence
Allowing sound to become silence, possibly indicating a desire for tranquility or introspection.
Make the silence a sound that pierces my heart
Turning silence into a sound that deeply affects the speaker emotionally.
Heavy stance and I'm tired
Feeling a burden or weariness due to a significant and enduring stance.
I'll take my chance
Taking a risk or opportunity despite the challenges.
And I'll carry the weight of this
Bearing the weight of a situation, possibly the consequences of choices made.
My hideaway
Referring again to the hideaway as a personal refuge.
Will try to say
The hideaway attempting to convey something.
That dreams and demons are
Reiterating the coexistence of dreams and demons, emphasizing their undeniable presence.
No such reason to answer
Rejecting the notion that there is no reason to respond to dreams and demons.
But dreams and demons are
Affirming that dreams and demons provide every reason to respond or engage.
Every reason to answer
Emphasizing the significance of dreams and demons as motivators or influencers in the speaker's life.
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