First Landing

Journey of Hope: Unraveling the Depths in Steve Salett's 'First Landing'
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Lyrics

There's a lie in the meadow

There is deception or falsehood present in the peaceful meadow.

and it falls through the trees

The lie descends through the trees, possibly spreading or affecting the surroundings.

and the moment I wake up see it's buried in

Upon waking, the singer recognizes the lie within themselves.

me

Despite awareness, the deception is internalized or deeply rooted.

Still I wait for the world falling on me

Waiting for the challenges or difficulties of the world to come crashing down.

Oh I let it pass by

The singer allows opportunities or moments to pass by without seizing them.

wait for my whole life

A lifetime spent waiting for something.

Something I never got

Regret for not obtaining something valuable.

still back to my old fights

Returning to old struggles or conflicts.

Hey a fist in my hand

A symbolic expression of strength or defiance in the face of challenges.

gonna walk on me?

Questioning if challenges will overpower or conquer the singer.

I was born in the Meadow

The singer's place of origin is mentioned, emphasizing roots.

the son of Hildene

The singer is the offspring of Hildene, suggesting a familial connection.

who was blind to the shadows

Hildene, the parent, was unaware or blind to certain dark aspects within the singer.

that fluttered in me

The singer remained hopeful despite internal struggles.

still I was hopeful for some

Hope for a better outcome or situation on the other side.

other side to turn to

The singer faced fast-paced challenges or difficult times.

but fast times they followed me

The singer made a decision and faced consequences (turned on the clover).

I turned on the clover

Facing adversity and being connected to the undesirable elements (weeds).

and tied to the weeds

Allowing hardships to affect the singer's loved ones (rain falling on poor Hildene).

And let the rain fall on my poor Hildene

The singer was overwhelmed, possibly in over their head.

I was over my head and

Acknowledging foolishness, perhaps shared with another person.

as much fool as you'll ever see

A description of the singer's state or behavior at a particular time.

That was the last time that she was aware

A significant moment where awareness was lost, possibly a turning point.

There were holes in the roses

Problems or imperfections in a relationship or situation (holes in the roses).

and I fell down the stairs

A fall or decline, both literal and metaphorical.

still I held her head in a cradle

Despite challenges, the singer provides comfort or support.

to be the man she wanted in me

Striving to be the person the partner desires.

then she left me

A significant loss or departure from the singer's life.

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