Go Away
Wanderlust in Melodic Echoes
Lyrics
daydreamer with the nightly blues
Being someone who daydreams and experiences nightly sadness
I crossed this country for the hotel pool
Traveling across the country for the sole purpose of enjoying a hotel pool
I don't think they'll mind if we make much noise
Anticipating that making noise won't be an issue
a dip in the reverb, a swim in your voice
Immersing in the reverberation, enjoying the sound of the partner's voice
singing our songs to the diving board
Seranding songs to an inanimate diving board, perhaps metaphorical
no one's learned me to stay
Expressing a lack of learning to stay in one place
I only come to go away
Stating the intention to only come temporarily and then leave
long legs and week day undies
Describing physical attributes and casual clothing worn on weekdays
I ain't been home in a month of sundays
Not having been home for an extended period
if you got the cash I got the time
Suggesting a willingness to spend time if the other person has money
if you got the slant then I got the rhyme
Expressing readiness to create poetry or lyrics if given a perspective or inclination
if you wanna get high baby I'm down
Being open to getting high or experiencing intense emotions
no one's learned me to stay
Reiterating the lack of learning to stay in one place
I only come to go away
Affirming the intention to come and go, not to stay
I long to feel midnight on my skin
Expressing a desire to feel the atmosphere of midnight on the skin
& then keep the sunrise company again
Wishing to have the sunrise as company after experiencing midnight
oh I, I am two of everything
Claiming to be two of everything, possibly indicating complexity or duality
& when I ain't two, baby, I'm three
Suggesting that when not in a dual state, being three, possibly referring to various aspects or roles
how many can it be today
Pondering the uncertainty of how many aspects or roles one can embody on a given day
no one's learned me to stay
Reiterating the lack of learning to stay, emphasizing the transient nature
I only come to go away
Emphasizing the primary motive of coming and going, not staying in one place
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