The Arrival
Homecoming Chronicles: The Arrival of Lost Souls
Lyrics
I lost my babe again today
The singer experienced loss again today, possibly referring to a romantic relationship.
It was coming a long time
The loss was expected or anticipated for a significant duration.
Oh, how my life is a TV Show
The singer compares their life to a TV show, possibly suggesting a sense of being watched or evaluated.
You can roll the credits now there's nothing left to show
The story or presentation of the singer's life has concluded; there's nothing more to display.
With no direction; I'm going home
Feeling aimless or without guidance, the singer is returning home.
The party's over
Indicates the end of a celebration or event.
The band has left the stage
The performers have finished their act, possibly representing significant life events concluding.
Is this really the final page
Questioning if this is truly the end of the story or if there's more to come.
I have gazed on every page of every book of blunt desires
The singer has explored various desires and experiences without finding fulfillment.
Don't turn the lights out; I'm coming home
Asking not to be left in darkness, possibly metaphorically requesting emotional support.
I've finally arrived in time
The singer has reached their destination at the right time.
To see if Mr.Kipp's alive
Checking on someone named Mr. Kipp to confirm their well-being.
This is my home
Expressing that the singer feels this place is their true home.
The Kipp comes running up quick
A character named "Kipp" eagerly approaches.
Wags his tail and gives me a lick
Kipp shows affection by wagging their tail and licking the singer.
I have not seen you in years
The singer hasn't seen someone (possibly referring to Kipp) for a long time.
Reunited, but neglect has took its toll
Reconnecting with someone or something after neglect, resulting in visible consequences.
My house has eyebrows ten feet tall
Metaphorically describing the house's neglected appearance with overgrown eyebrows.
I remember all the years I lived alone within these walls
Recalling years of solitude within these walls before returning.
But now that I'm here; I'm glad to be home
Feeling content and happy about being back home.
Some things seem different
Noticing changes in the familiar place.
This place is not the same
Realizing that the home has altered in the singer's absence.
I did not leave this house this way
Expressing surprise or disbelief at the changes observed in the house.
Now that I've returned, there's so much more for me to do
Feeling a renewed sense of purpose or tasks to accomplish upon returning home.
Happy to be here, glad to be home
Expressing happiness and contentment about being back in the familiar environment.
Chilling in the afternoon
Relaxing and enjoying the calmness of the afternoon.
Along comes Granny Debleu
Introducing a character named Granny Debleu entering the scene.
She brings the mail
Granny Debleu brings mail to the singer.
Can't wait to give me the news
Anticipating news from the mail but receiving bills, causing distress.
Hands me bills, and gives me the blues
Feeling upset or sad due to the bills received.
Who's name is this on here
Questioning the recipient of the mail, possibly indicating confusion or unfamiliarity.
Hold on a minute, is this the place to stay
Questioning if this place is suitable for staying or if there's a need for relocation.
Who's house is this anyway
Questioning ownership or identification of the house.
You can tell the preacher there's no more for me to say
Declaring there's nothing more to express or communicate to the preacher or anyone else.
So nice to be here, but I'm going home
Expressing the comfort of being back but still feeling the urge to leave.
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