Lyrics
Should you hurt yourself or simply sleep?
Contemplating whether to inflict physical harm or find solace in sleep.
I shall collect myself after I weep,
Expressing the intention to gather oneself after shedding tears.
And garb myself in ocean blue,
Choosing to attire in ocean blue, possibly symbolizing a connection to the sea.
With no method of goodbye to you,
Preparing for departure without a formal goodbye.
Should the marsh render a crane to cry,
Imagining a scenario where a marsh causes a crane to cry, possibly representing sorrow.
And the sea suspend her gulls to fly,
Envisioning the sea stopping its gulls from flying, suggesting a pause in natural order.
I'll lend myself unto their wings,
Willing to join creatures in flight, embracing a departure from the current state.
And hear the voice of Jesus sing,
Hearing the voice of Jesus while undergoing a transformative experience.
No wish for he whose whimsy does soar,
Rejecting the desires of one who indulges in fanciful and unpredictable whims.
No wish to sleep forever more,
Rejecting the notion of eternal slumber or death.
No eye shadow as thick as paint,
Dismissing the use of thick eye shadow, possibly rejecting superficiality.
No pigment pleads unto the faint
Declining the appeal of artistic expression that pleads to the faint-hearted.
Forgiveness like a blanket of snow whispers like the wind does blow,
Comparing forgiveness to a comforting blanket of snow and the gentle whispers of the wind.
Beckoning unto the deep, offering unto the meek,
Describing forgiveness as a beckoning force for the deep and an offering to the meek.
And there you lay in Jesus' hands, resting there beside the lamb,
Imagining a loved one resting in Jesus' hands beside a lamb, symbolizing peace and security.
There will not be a circular piece to drive into a square shaped keep,
Rejecting the idea of finding a perfect solution (circular piece) for an incompatible situation (square-shaped keep).
No hands to hold within my own,
Expressing the absence of hands to hold, suggesting loneliness or loss.
No second soul inside our home,
Acknowledging the absence of a second soul in the shared home, hinting at solitude.
We'll walk beside the crystal sea,
Anticipating a journey alongside the crystal sea, a metaphor for clarity and purity.
Myself for my love, and my love for me
Affirming a commitment to self-love and a reciprocal love from the absent partner.
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