Seeds of Night
Seeds of Night: A Melodic Journey through Love, Mistakes, and Hope
Lyrics
Oh my darling we're meadowing now, oh love is bold in the
Expresses a sense of being in a meadow with a beloved, suggesting a tranquil and natural setting.
Cricketing fields
Describes love as bold, using a metaphor of cricketing fields, possibly emphasizing the resilience and activity within the relationship.
And a sly part of night gets down to get up, oh bright
Refers to the nighttime and suggests a secretive or mysterious aspect that engages in a process of rising and awakening.
Light sing me a song, on and on.
Asks for a song from the bright light, possibly indicating a desire for positivity and inspiration.
Oh, de da
Uses nonspecific sounds ("de da") to convey a sense of melody or rhythm, adding to the musical and expressive nature of the lyrics.
Oh, I know
Expresses knowledge or understanding, possibly in response to the previous lines, creating a contemplative tone.
Oh my love this is our town, where gray cloud wander over
Claims a shared connection to a town where both positive and negative elements, represented by gray clouds, coexist.
Heaven and ground
Expands on the town metaphor, suggesting that challenges and obstacles are present both in the sky (heaven) and on the ground.
Oh, my love it's difficult times, mistakes I've made
Acknowledges difficult times and mistakes in the relationship, adding a sense of realism and vulnerability.
Escape like birds from a line, on and on.
Compares escaping from mistakes to birds fleeing a line, implying a continuous and ongoing process of overcoming challenges.
Oh, thinking of heaven, oh thinking it's night
Reflects on thoughts of heaven, possibly exploring themes of aspiration or longing for a better place or state of being.
Oh, thinking of heaven, oh maybe next time.
Suggests the possibility of considering heavenly thoughts in the future, leaving room for hope and improvement.
Oh thinking of heaven, oh thinking it's night
Reiterates the contemplation of heaven, reinforcing the idea that such thoughts occur during the night.
Oh, thinking of heaven, oh maybe next time, next life
Expands on the idea of thinking about heaven, expressing a hope for a better future, possibly in the next life or cycle.
Down the road.
Concludes with a reference to the journey ahead, using the metaphor of the road, leaving the narrative open-ended.
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