Millersong

Journey through Memory: Surrendering to Familiar Struggles
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Lyrics

My arms bear weight

Expressing the burden or responsibility carried by the speaker's arms.

Sleeping in the middle of the day

Describing a nap taken during daylight hours.

Fit into place

Suggesting a sense of fitting into a particular role or circumstance.

Struggle to stay awake

Highlighting the difficulty in staying awake or alert.

Flood the basement

Metaphorically referring to emotional overflow or overwhelming feelings.

Our home in a different state

Indicating a changed or distant location of the speaker's home.

Horses sleeping

Imagery of sleeping horses, possibly symbolizing peace or stillness.

Brother's vacation

Reference to the speaker's brother's time off or holiday.

In my dreams I'm fighting your frame

In a dream, the speaker is engaged in a struggle against someone's influence or presence.

I'm on the phone with my old roommates

The speaker is conversing with former roommates over the phone.

Climbing upstairs with their pictures on the wall

Describing an ascent with pictures on the wall, indicating a nostalgic or reflective moment.

Black and white feel my body start to fall

Experiencing a fall, with black and white possibly symbolizing a stark reality.

Sitting on the ground

Sitting on the ground, possibly reflecting on past experiences or choices.

Reconcile with what I know now

Coming to terms with current understanding or acceptance of reality.

A child again

Feeling childlike, possibly related to a sense of innocence or vulnerability.

Tall trees it all ends

Suggesting a conclusion or ending symbolized by tall trees.

I escape on Digby

Escaping on Digby, possibly a means of finding solace or escape.

Miller hears the door swing

Miller, possibly another character, hears a door swing, indicating an arrival or disturbance.

Dirty feeling

Describing an uncomfortable or uneasy emotion.

Stuck on my old street

Feeling stuck or unable to move forward on a familiar street.

In my dreams I'm fighting your frame

In a dream, the speaker is again engaged in a struggle against someone's influence or presence.

I'm on the phone with my old roommates

The speaker is still in contact with old roommates over the phone.

Climbing upstairs with their pictures on the wall

Repeating the description of climbing stairs with pictures, emphasizing nostalgia.

Black and white feel my body start to fall

Reiterating the feeling of a fall, possibly emphasizing a recurring theme of struggle.

Sleeping horses

Repeating the imagery of sleeping horses, possibly emphasizing peace or stillness.

With my roommates on the phone

Combining elements of dreaming and communication with roommates over the phone.

I'll flood the basement in our old home

Expressing a willingness to confront emotional overflow or past experiences.

I'm cleaning your face I'm fighting your frame

Engaging in a struggle, possibly involving personal relationships.

Hear my family calling my name

Hearing family calling the speaker's name, possibly indicating a sense of responsibility.

Surrender control

Surrendering control, possibly letting go of the need for dominance or influence.

How did you know

Pondering how someone else knew about a situation or feeling.

Wake up confused

Waking up in a state of confusion, possibly reflecting on a disorienting experience.

You were there too

Acknowledging the presence of someone else in the confusion.

You were there too

Repetition of the acknowledgment of someone else's presence.

You were there too

Continued acknowledgment of someone else's presence.

You were there too

Repeating the acknowledgment of someone else's presence, possibly emphasizing its significance.

You were there too

Continued repetition of the acknowledgment of someone else's presence.

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