Feel
Exploring the Emotions: A Musical Journey with The Container's 'Feel'
Lyrics
Hold on, how does it feel?
Reflecting on the sensation or experience, questioning emotions.
Hold on, how does it feel?
Repetition for emphasis, seeking a deeper understanding of emotions.
Hold on, how does it feel?
Continued introspection about the nature of feelings.
Hold on, how does it feel?
Persistent inquiry into the emotional state, a quest for insight.
Hold on, how does it feel?
Reiteration, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's feelings.
Hold on, how does it feel?
Repeating the question, perhaps indicating a sense of urgency or significance.
Feel better, are you so different?
Asking if feeling better, questioning differences in emotional states.
Feel better, feel like you ever did
Encouraging improvement in emotions, reminiscing about past feelings.
And I feel like I was fire
Expressing a powerful and intense emotional state, possibly passion or creativity.
Then its done, we both feel swell
Suggesting resolution, both parties feeling positive or content.
And I feel it when it leaves my throat
Awareness of a sensation departing, possibly related to communication.
And I feel it until you say it feels like love
Linking personal feelings to external validation, the concept of love.
Feels like love
Repetition of the idea that the experience feels like love.
Feels like love
Reiteration, reinforcing the notion that the sensation is akin to love.
Feels like love
Emphasizing the profound nature of the experience, comparing it to love.
Feel feel, the space between
Referring to the intangible emotional distance between individuals.
Feel feel, between you and me
Repetition, underscoring the emotional gap between two entities.
Feel feel, the space between
Reiteration of the emotional distance, emphasizing its significance.
Feel feel, between you and me
Repeating the idea of emotional separation between two individuals.
Kiss those dirty secrets up your lonely eyes
Metaphorically addressing concealed truths in one's gaze or expression.
A body of water, ready to pose
Describing a person as a reservoir of emotions, ready to be revealed.
Did you sit down by the fire to learn?
Questioning the act of learning from experiences, particularly through introspection.
So if smells getting bitter and sweet
Describing a sensory experience where bitterness and sweetness coexist.
Now the bitter is in me
Acknowledging the presence of bitterness within oneself.
The bitter is in me
Repetition, emphasizing the internal presence of bitterness.
The bitter is in me
Reiteration, underscoring the enduring nature of internal bitterness.
The bitter is in me
Final affirmation of the enduring bitterness within.
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