Good Night
Northern Goodbyes: Unveiling the Bittersweet Symphony of The Rural Alberta Advantage
Lyrics
Goodnight, goodnight
Wishing goodnight to the northern winters and heartless sinners, expressing a separation and longing for a reunion.
Goodnight, goodnight
-Goodnight, goodnight
-Goodnight, to the northern winters (goodnight)
-And the heartless sinners (goodnight)
Extended farewell, saying goodnight to workers on compress and the equally depressed, emphasizing the emotional impact of separation.
I haven't seen you now for a while (goodnight)
-Going to miss you more with time (goodnight)
-Goodnight to the workers on compress (goodnight)
Continuation of saying goodnight, referring to a person burned in the speaker's mind, suggesting a deep impression.
And the equally depressed (goodnight)
-I haven't seen you now for awhile (goodnight)
-You have burned yourself in my mind (goodnight)
-Plug the radiator in the car
Describing a scene of plugging the radiator, recalling shared moments in the frost, and the lasting impact of the connection.
So I can see the words you're screaming in the frost
-Rushing to the woods where we first felt god
-Red quilled to our veins from the moment when we touched
-The cities love is cold and the cities love is harsh
Reflecting on the harshness of city love, locked into veins, and expressing hope for a reunion in the heart in the future.
Locked into our veins from the first September's frost
-And someday if you get back together in your heart
-Maybe when can back back together
-But goodnight to the Alberta advantage (goodnight)
Reiterating goodnight to the Alberta advantage, leaving as planned, and escaping with one's life, possibly indicating a challenging situation.
I'm leaving just like we planned it (goodnight)
-And you can still escape with your life (goodnight)
-So I've just escaped with my life (goodnight)
-Goodnight, to the five, twos, and sixers
Continuing goodnight wishes to specific groups, asking to look after the speaker's sister, expressing missing her and the passage of time.
Please look after my sister
-Let her know that I've missed her tonight
-And I miss her more with time
-The cities love is cold and the cities love is harsh
Repeating the theme of city love, its coldness, and harshness, along with the impact on veins, describing the seasons and summers underneath the midnight sun.
Locks into our veins from the first September's frost
-January snap and the April winter thaw
-Rough and tumble summers underneath the midnight sun
-Rushing to the woods where we first felt God
Recalling rushing to the woods, locked into veins from the moment of touch, expressing hope for a reunion in the heart in the future.
Locked into our veins from the moment when we touched
-And someday if you get back together in your heart
-Maybe we might get back together
-But goodnight and goodnight
Concluding with a final goodnight, emphasizing the farewell and the repetition of the sentiment.
Goodnight, goodnight
-Goodnight, goodnight
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