Karma
Navigating Life's Rhythms: Stillwater Sound's 'Karma' Reflection
Lyrics
Remember how the trees were low
Reflecting on a time when the trees were shorter or smaller in the past
You ride the wave away from home
Escaping or moving away from one's home, possibly seeking something new or different
But the ocean stays the same
Despite changes in location or circumstances, some fundamental aspects remain constant
Ooo Ahh
Expressing emotions or sounds without specific linguistic meaning
I was there when the sun plateaued against the river
Recalling a moment when the sun appeared to reach a high point against a river, possibly symbolizing a memorable event or time
I've seen a blue moon against a golden sky
Describing a rare or unique sight of a blue moon against a golden sky, emphasizing the beauty of nature
Ooo Ahh
Expressing emotions or sounds without specific linguistic meaning
Ooo Ahh
-Days go by, weeks roll into months
Time passing by in days merging into weeks and then months
Seasons come back around
Emphasizing the cyclical nature of seasons, suggesting their recurring pattern
Days go by, months roll into years
Continuation of time passing by, now in months merging into years
Seasons come back around
Reiteration of the cyclical nature of seasons, underscoring their repetition
Let it breathe, let it breathe
Suggesting the importance of allowing things to take their natural course or allowing space for something to happen
When the leaves turn you'll know
Implying a signal or indicator of change, possibly referring to nature's transformations
Let it breathe, let it breathe
Reinforcing the idea of allowing natural processes or changes to occur
When the leaves turn you'll know
Reiterating the idea of recognizing a specific sign for change or transition
That it's time to go
Indicating the moment to depart or move on when change becomes evident
Oh go somewhere new
Encouraging the idea of exploring or venturing into something new
Let it breathe, let it breathe
Reiterating the importance of allowing natural changes to take place
When the leaves turn red you'll know
Highlighting another specific indication, this time regarding the color change in leaves
Let it breathe, let it breathe
Reinforcing the importance of letting nature take its course and signaling readiness for change
When the leaves turn red you'll know
Re-emphasizing the significance of recognizing a specific natural sign as a cue for change or transition
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