Firebird
Navigating Love's Thin Line: Sugardrive's Firebird Journey
Lyrics
Here we are again my friend Johannesburg in the rain
Reflection on returning to Johannesburg with a friend amidst rainy weather.
Dreams might burn to ashes and keep falling through the cracks as I say don't slam the door on your way out
Acknowledgment of the fragility of dreams that may crumble, urging not to leave abruptly.
And everybody's trying to be someone else
Observation that everyone is striving to adopt different personas.
Everybody's trying not to go home
Noting that people are avoiding going back to their homes.
From love to hate
Transition from love to hate.
From love to hate in 5.8
Emphasis on the rapid shift from love to hate within a specific time frame (5.8).
From love to hate
Reiteration of the transformation from love to hate.
From love to hate in 5.8
Reiteration of the swift transition from love to hate in 5.8.
Let me sleep here 'cos I need the dreams
Request to stay in dreams for solace.
And I wake up and I smell like roses
Expressing a desire to wake up with a positive aura, smelling like roses.
And sit around and wait for the sun to shine
Waiting for brighter times, symbolized by the sun shining.
Desensitised
Feeling emotionally numb or desensitized.
Everyone is trying to not go home
Highlighting the universal effort to avoid returning home.
And everyone is trying not to say goodbye
Noting the reluctance of everyone to bid farewell.
From love to hate
Repeating the theme of transitioning from love to hate.
From love to hate in 5.8
Reiterating the rapid shift from love to hate within 5.8 units of time.
From love to hate
Again emphasizing the transformation from love to hate.
From love to hate in 5.8
Reiteration of the quick transition from love to hate in 5.8.
Sweet heavenly-bound sound
Expressing a desire to witness a beautiful, heavenly sound.
I'd like to be around
Expressing a wish to be present during a significant event or moment.
When the fish will watch you drown
Suggesting a dark scenario where someone is observed drowning.
From love to hate
Repeating the theme of transitioning from love to hate.
From love to hate in 5.8
Reiterating the rapid shift from love to hate within 5.8 units of time.
From love to hate
Again emphasizing the transformation from love to hate.
From love to hate in 5.8
Reiteration of the quick transition from love to hate in 5.8.
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