Desert Flower
Unveiling Life's Symbols: The Saxophones' Desert Flower Meaning
Lyrics
There are symbols everywhere
There are significant and meaningful symbols present in various aspects of life.
Signs that even I can't deny
There are signs that even the speaker cannot ignore or reject.
Only if they aligned
These signs hold significance only if they align or come together in a meaningful way.
I could lift away the veil
If these aligned symbols appear, the speaker believes they can lift the veil or discover hidden truths.
Nearly everything takes time
Most things in life require time to unfold or develop.
I tell myself but to no avail
Despite telling oneself that everything takes time, it doesn't seem to make a difference.
I uncork the wine
The speaker indulges in releasing emotions, perhaps represented by uncorking a bottle of wine.
Too young but feel fine
Despite being young, the speaker feels good or content.
For a moment, in my prime
There's a fleeting moment of being at one's best.
Simple pleasures
Simple pleasures help mask the speaker's decline or challenges.
Mask my decline
The enjoyment of simple pleasures helps conceal the speaker's deteriorating condition.
I divine an arduous path
The speaker foresees a difficult and challenging path ahead.
You say, "Don't go, I know the path
Someone advises the speaker not to go on this path, claiming knowledge of its difficulties.
Fear leads back to fear"
The fear of the unknown leads back to fear itself, yet the speaker persists.
Still, I never learn
Despite past experiences, the speaker fails to learn from them.
I'm amazed at every turn
The speaker is consistently amazed or surprised by the twists and turns of life.
The desert flower how does it never burn
The desert flower is a metaphor for resilience or endurance, as it doesn't burn despite the harsh conditions.
When my love ebbs and flows
The speaker reflects on the cyclical nature of love, with moments of intensity and calmness.
Wisdom dims then it grows
Wisdom fluctuates, sometimes shining brightly and other times dimming.
You won't say, "I told you so"
Despite potential knowledge of the outcome, someone refrains from saying, "I told you so."
Softer words dull the pain
Gentle or kind words lessen the pain of the speaker's experiences.
The jungle calls
The allure of the unknown, represented by the jungle, beckons the speaker.
Why don't we go?
The speaker questions why they don't explore this enticing and mysterious opportunity.
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