Store Bought Bones
Discovering the Depths: Store Bought Bones' Symbolic Journey
Lyrics
Down on your hands and knees
Expressing a position of vulnerability or submission.
Underneath the poplar trees
In a natural environment, possibly indicating a secluded or rural setting.
Down in the sticks and stones
Among rough and harsh surroundings, possibly a metaphor for challenges.
Looking for store bought bones
Searching for something artificial or superficial, possibly symbolic of materialism.
Baby I'm the rising sun
Confidently asserting oneself, perhaps with a sense of dominance.
Clutching at your holstered gun
Suggesting a tense or threatening situation, alluding to weaponry.
Baby I'm a shooting star
Conveying a sense of brilliance or fame.
I'm looking wherever you are
Actively searching for someone or something.
Looking through a telescope
Engaging in a focused observation, possibly seeking signs of improvement.
Maybe there's a sign of hope
Expressing a desire for positive indications or guidance.
Leaving everything behind
Abandoning the past or current situation for the sake of discovery.
Discovering your store bought mind
Finding an artificial or externally influenced way of thinking.
Sending everything to the sea
Letting go of possessions or concerns, perhaps for a new beginning.
Wishing you were here by me
Longing for companionship or closeness.
Shifting through the mountain of bricks
Navigating through challenges or obstacles, possibly metaphorical.
Searching for a store bought tricks
Seeking solutions or shortcuts that are readily available or easily accessible.
You can't buy what you can't find what you can't buy
Repeating the idea that certain things are unattainable or cannot be bought or found, emphasizing the difficulty in acquiring them.
What you find what you can't buy what you can't
-What you can't buy what you can't find what you can't
-You can't buy what you can't find what you can't buy
-What you find what you can't buy what you can't
-What you can't buy what you can't find what you can't
-What you can't buy what you can't find what you can't
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