Collision Course
Seeking Change Amidst Monotony: Shadow Season's "Collision Course
Lyrics
God knows we all need a change
Expresses a desire for change that is acknowledged by a higher power.
Life's becoming too much the same
Life is becoming monotonous or repetitive.
Brother is seeing those lights in the sky again
Someone is witnessing unidentified flying objects (UFOs) or unusual lights in the sky.
Could it be it's a long lost friend
Questions whether the lights could be connected to a long-lost acquaintance.
Maybe this time it's for real and it's our hearts they want to steal
Suggests anticipation or hope that this time, the encounter is genuine and heartfelt.
God knows we all need a change
Reiteration of the desire for change recognized by a higher power.
The day to days too much the same
Similar to line 2, emphasizing the repetitiveness of daily life.
Brother is having those really bad dreams again
Someone is experiencing recurring distressing dreams.
Flies are falling from the skies again
Unexpected or unusual events are happening, possibly linked to the distressing dreams.
Maybe this time its for real and it's our hearts they want to steal
Similar to line 5, suggesting the potential seriousness of the unusual events.
Baby can't talk but we saw him singing along
Even though unable to speak, a baby is seen mimicking or enjoying music.
That could have been that one hit song
Speculation about a missed opportunity for success in music for the baby.
Brother works hard to fill the void
A sibling or companion is striving hard to fill an emotional void.
He'd much rather be self employed
Expresses a preference for being self-employed rather than the current situation.
Baby can't talk but we saw him singing along
Repetition of line 11, emphasizing the baby's response to music.
That could have been that one hit song
Reiteration of the missed opportunity for musical success for the baby.
Working so hard to fill the void
Similar to line 13, depicting continued efforts to overcome emotional emptiness.
He'd much rather be self employed
Reiteration of preferring self-employment over the current situation.
Are they here to turn us around or to tear us down
Poses a question about the true intentions of the unidentified entities: whether to guide positively or to cause harm.
Baby can't talk but we saw him singing along
Repetition of the baby's response to music, contemplating a missed opportunity for success.
That could have been that one hit song
Reiteration of the potential missed opportunity for musical success for the baby.
Brother works hard to fill the void
Similar to line 13, emphasizing the efforts made by the sibling or companion.
He'd much rather be self employed
Reiteration of the preference for self-employment.
Are they here to turn us around or just to tear us down
Reiterates the uncertainty about the intentions of the unidentified entities, whether they aim to redirect or cause harm.
Tear us down
Emphasizes the potential destructive nature of the unidentified entities.
Tear us down
Repetition emphasizing the destructive potential of the unidentified entities.
Tear us down
Further emphasis on the potential for destruction by the unidentified entities.
God knows we all need a change
Repetition of the desire for change, acknowledging it from a higher perspective.
Life's becoming too much the same
Reiteration of the monotony of life, emphasizing the need for change.
God knows we all need a change
Repetition of the desire for change from a higher perspective.
The day to day is too much the same
Similar to lines 2 and 7, highlighting the repetitive nature of daily life.
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