Mother of Earth
Journey Through Sadness: Unveiling the Depths of Mother Earth
Lyrics
i've gone down the river of sadness
Expressing descent into a state of deep sorrow or melancholy.
down the river of pain
Continuing the theme of suffering, emphasizing the river as a metaphor for pain.
the darkness underwater called my name
Describing a moment of darkness and despair, where the narrator feels a beckoning from beneath.
gave you the key to the highway
Symbolizing granting access or control, offering a path forward.
gave you the key to the motel door
Extending trust and intimacy by providing access to personal spaces.
i'm tired of leaving I can't come back no more
Expressing weariness and a sense of finality in departing, with a reluctance to return.
all my darkeyed friends
Referring to close friends with dark or intense eyes.
i'll ve calling you again
Promising to reach out again to those with profound, soulful eyes.
some say speak nothing
Suggesting a reserved or secretive approach, advising silence until the very end.
speak nothing till the end
Encouraging discretion and restraint in speech until a later time.
mother of earth
Referring to the nurturing and grounding force of the Earth, possibly representing a maternal figure.
they called
Describing a call or beckoning from the Earthly maternal force.
said stay behind the wall
Being instructed to remain hidden or protected behind a barrier.
their sadness
Highlighting the pervasive nature of sorrow that affects the body, specifically thighs and knees.
grows like weeds upon their thighs and knees
Depicting sadness as an undesirable growth, emphasizing its impact on physical well-being.
mother of earth the wind is hollerin
Acknowledging the Earth's influence with the wind's sound, possibly reflecting the narrator's struggles against external forces.
i drive my best but I could?
Expressing effort and determination despite uncertainty or obstacles.
and my eyes faithfully when this whole thing comes free
Anticipating a moment of liberation or release with a steadfast gaze as events unfold.
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