World's End
Eternal Longing: Silverbird's Musical Journey Beyond the Horizon
Lyrics
Sometimes I feel like an autumn leaf, that wants to be away from its’ tree, just to be free
Expressing a sense of detachment and a desire for freedom, comparing oneself to an autumn leaf wanting to break free from its tree.
Then I want to be carried far away to another shore
Desiring to be transported to a distant shore, suggesting a longing for a new and unfamiliar place.
To the end of the world, it’s what I’m longin’ for
Expressing a deep yearning to reach the literal or metaphorical "end of the world," signifying a strong desire for an ultimate experience or destination.
I’m standing at the end of the world, the winds of time stand still
Standing at the metaphorical "end of the world," experiencing a moment where time seems to stop, emphasizing a profound and contemplative state.
Gazing without any aim, deep freedom’s what I feel
Gazing aimlessly, feeling a profound sense of freedom, possibly suggesting a meditative or reflective state of mind.
Then I try to catch the breeze, I can feel the oceanwind
Attempting to connect with nature, specifically the ocean wind, symbolizing a search for a deeper connection with the environment.
Can you tell me what you feel when you’re standing at the end of the world
Inviting the listener to share their feelings when standing at the metaphorical "end of the world," creating a sense of shared experience.
Sometimes I feel like a silverbird, then I spread my wings and fly into the sky to soar with the wind
Feeling akin to a silverbird, symbolizing a desire for freedom and flight, spreading wings and soaring into the sky with the wind.
Sometimes I feel like the oceanwind, that takes along the leaf and the bird to another world
Comparing oneself to the ocean wind, suggesting the ability to carry elements like a leaf and a bird to another world, possibly symbolizing transformative experiences.
I’m standing at the end of the world, the winds of time stand still
Repeating the experience of standing at the end of the world, with the winds of time standing still, reinforcing the significance of this moment.
Gazing without any aim, deep freedom’s what I feel
Reiterating the deep sense of freedom and aimless contemplation, emphasizing the emotional and existential aspects of the experience.
Then I try to catch the breeze, I can feel the oceanwind
Continuing to seek a connection with the ocean wind, further emphasizing the desire for a profound and spiritual connection with nature.
Can you tell me what you feel when you’re standing at the end of the world
Asking the listener again to share their feelings when standing at the end of the world, fostering a sense of shared introspection.
I’m standing at the end of the world, the winds of time stand still
Repeating the imagery of standing at the end of the world, reinforcing the timeless and contemplative nature of the experience.
Gazing without any aim, deep freedom’s what I feel
Reiterating the themes of deep freedom and aimless contemplation, highlighting the emotional intensity of the moment.
Then I try to catch the breeze, I can feel the oceanwind
Continuing to seek a connection with the ocean wind, underscoring the persistent yearning for a profound connection with nature.
Can you tell me what you feel when you’re standing at the end of the world
Repeatedly inviting the listener to share their feelings, emphasizing the communal and shared aspect of the experience at the end of the world.
Eternity – longing – infinity – desire - endlessness
Concluding with a series of abstract concepts (eternity, longing, infinity, desire, endlessness), suggesting a broad and existential exploration of the human experience.
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