Low Times
Unveiling Shadows: School of Seven Bells' Reflection on Turbulent Times
Lyrics
Who watched me lose my life?
Questioning who observed the speaker's life unravel.
To a thief without a care
Referring to someone who callously took away something valuable.
Who let my heart fall?
Asking who allowed the speaker's heart to plummet.
Hard to see, to disappear
Describing the difficulty of perceiving or understanding the situation.
Who was just a place to hide from my
Pointing to someone who served as a mere refuge for the speaker.
Just a cheap turf with a bigger house
Describing the person as a temporary escape with a more significant residence.
Low low low low low low low low low low low times
Expressing a repeated emphasis on challenging and difficult times.
Low low low low low low low low low low low times
Continuing the emphasis on tough and trying moments.
You watched me lose my life
Shifting the focus to someone else witnessing the speaker's struggles.
To a thief without a care
Reiterating the presence of a heartless individual causing the speaker's losses.
You let my heart fall
Questioning the responsibility of allowing the speaker's heart to suffer.
Hard to see, to disappear
Reiterating the challenge of perceiving or understanding the pain.
Low low low low low low low low low low low times
Repeating the theme of enduring low and difficult times.
Low low low low low low low low low low low times
Emphasizing the continuation of challenging and trying periods.
When you know there are those that weight bedroom we fight
Alluding to conflicts or struggles within intimate relationships.
Low low low low low low low low low low low times
Repeating the emphasis on enduring tough and low moments.
When you know there are those that weight bedroom we fight
Restating the presence of challenges within close relationships.
You are guilty painting of our
Pointing to someone's guilt in creating a deceptive image of the speaker.
Wrapped on to our face well you are
Describing a deceptive image clinging to the speaker's face.
You are guilty painting of our
Reiterating the guilt associated with a misleading portrayal of the speaker.
Wrapped on to our face well you are
Emphasizing the persistent nature of the deceptive image on the speaker's face.
You are guilty painting of our
Repeating the theme of guilt linked to a false representation of the speaker.
Wrapped on to our face well you are
Stressing the lasting impact of a deceptive image on the speaker's face.
You are guilty painting of our
Reiterating the idea that someone is guilty of creating a misleading image of the speaker.
Comment