House
Mysterious Journey: Unveiling the Hidden Secrets in Sweet Knives' 'House'
Lyrics
House, house she came to the
Introduction to the central theme of the house where a woman arrives
House, house she came to the
Reiteration of the woman's arrival at the house
Here she comes, big, blonde hair
Description of the woman's appearance: big with blonde hair, tired eyes, carrying a bible
Puffy eyes, bible in her hand
Highlighting that she might not realize the extent of her actions, carrying religious text
She don't know it but she went too far
Implying she's crossed a line or taken things too far, possibly unaware
And there's a reason why
Indication that there's a significant reason or cause behind her actions
House, house she came to the
Reiteration of her arrival at the house
House, house she came to the
Repeated confirmation of her presence at the house
There's a light in the top floor room
Reference to an illuminated room on the top floor with unusual activities like moving furniture and bending spoons
Moving furniture and bending spoons
Describing peculiar events or phenomena happening inside the room
Something's happening back behind that door
Something mysterious or significant is happening behind a closed door
And there's a reason why
Emphasis on the existence of a significant cause or explanation
House, house she came to the
Repeated reference to the woman's arrival at the house
House, house she came to the
Reiteration of her presence at the house
Too many voices trying to get through
Multiple voices or influences trying to communicate or intervene
Yet there is one a-callin out for you
One voice stands out among the many, calling out specifically
Sweaty skin and a bloody tooth
Physical description: sweaty skin and a bloody tooth, possibly indicating distress or trauma
And there's a reason why
Reiteration of a significant reason or cause behind the situation
House, house she came to the
Reiteration of her arrival at the house
House, house she came to the
Confirmation of her presence at the house
House, house she came to the
Repetition emphasizing her arrival at the house
House, house she came to the
Continued emphasis on her presence at the house
In the mornin came an eerie cry
Depiction of an eerie event in the morning, possibly indicating an unsettling occurrence
Sounds of laughter, hands up to the sky
Portrayal of laughter and hands raised towards the sky, suggesting an unusual or mysterious happening
Into the woods she would disappear
Reference to the woman disappearing into the woods, hinting at a departure or escape
And there's a reason why house, house
Restating the significant reason behind her presence at the house
She came to the house, house
Reiteration of her arrival at the house
She came to the
Final confirmation of her presence at the house
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