Walk in the Park
A Twilight Stroll Through Heartbreak: Slow Caves' 'Walk in the Park'
Lyrics
Walk in the park
Walking in the park, a leisurely activity.
Asleep til its dark
Being asleep until nightfall.
Find a broken heart
Encountering a heartbreak or emotional distress.
Now I know
Realizing and acknowledging the emotional pain.
It’s getting late
Noticing the passage of time, potentially feeling a sense of urgency.
I can’t see straight
Experiencing impaired vision or confusion.
The sun is setting in your eyes
The day is ending, and the sunset is reflected in someone's eyes.
Not ok, do you remember how long
Expressing a feeling of distress or not being okay, questioning the duration of a difficult situation.
Sleep through the morning
Sleeping through the morning, possibly avoiding facing problems.
I got lost in the park
Getting lost metaphorically or physically in the park, symbolizing confusion or uncertainty.
Face in the shade
Being in the shadow or experiencing a moment of darkness.
I’m wide awake
Feeling fully awake and aware in contrast to the previous darkness.
The grass is greener in my mind
Imagining an idealized or better reality in one's mind.
Since nothing ends
Highlighting the continuation of existence, suggesting possibilities for reconciliation.
I can still make amends
Expressing the opportunity for making things right or fixing mistakes.
At least I don’t have to pretend
Acknowledging the freedom from pretense or deceit.
Not ok, do you remember how long
Reiterating the feeling of distress and questioning the duration of difficulty.
Sleep through the morning
Continuing the theme of sleeping through the morning, possibly avoiding challenges.
I got lost in the park
Reiterating the metaphor of getting lost in the park, emphasizing the struggle or confusion.
Not ok, do you remember how long
Repeating the expression of distress and questioning the duration of difficulty.
Sleep through the morning
Reemphasizing the idea of sleeping through the morning and avoiding confronting issues.
I got lost in the park
Reiterating the metaphor of getting lost in the park, highlighting the ongoing struggle or confusion.
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