Prophet 15
Lost in a Celestial Reverie: Supergrass's Prophet 15 Explained
Lyrics
I'm lost in a cloud and I can't get out
I feel disoriented or confused, metaphorically represented as being lost in a cloud.
There's no other way, don't try
There is no alternative or different solution; acceptance of the current situation is advised.
I'm caught in a car and I can't get out
I feel trapped in a situation symbolized by a car, and I can't find a way out.
I can't explain, I can't drive
I am unable to provide an explanation for my predicament, and I cannot operate or control the situation.
Can't drive
Reiteration of the inability to drive, emphasizing a lack of control or direction.
Oscar Wilde and Peter Cooke close by
Reference to Oscar Wilde and Peter Cooke being in close proximity, possibly alluding to a feeling of being surrounded by influential or artistic figures.
Sheik O'Rara and Steve McQueen, right there, oh yeah
Mention of Sheik O'Rara and Steve McQueen nearby, suggesting a diverse mix of characters or influences.
I'm lost in a cloud and I can't get out
Repetition of feeling lost in a cloud, emphasizing a persistent sense of confusion or uncertainty.
Floating away, can't fly
The sensation of floating away without the ability to fly, expressing a lack of control and a drifting feeling.
Caught in a car and I can't get out
Reiteration of feeling caught in a car, indicating a recurring sense of being trapped or confined.
I can't explain, can't drive
Restatement of the inability to explain the situation and the incapacity to drive, emphasizing a persistent lack of understanding and control.
I can't drive
Emphasizes the recurring theme of not being able to drive, reinforcing a sense of powerlessness.
John Belushi, Lady Day close by
Reference to John Belushi and Lady Day (Billie Holiday) being close by, suggesting a continued presence of influential or iconic figures.
Joe the Lion and Marvin Gaye, right there, oh yeah
Mention of Joe the Lion and Marvin Gaye nearby, continuing the theme of diverse and notable characters.
And Davey Crocket and Joan Of Arc close by
Reference to Davey Crocket and Joan Of Arc in close proximity, adding to the eclectic mix of historical and fictional figures.
And David Banner and Roger Moore they're all there, oh yeah
Mention of David Banner and Roger Moore being present, concluding with a diverse and possibly surreal gathering of characters.
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