Bad Winter
Embracing Winter's Bite: A Tale of Resilience and Redemption
Lyrics
Rolling in the cold dark thunder
Encountering harsh and ominous circumstances, possibly symbolized by "cold dark thunder."
Step outside to see the light
Stepping outside to seek illumination or understanding.
I have never felt so under
Feeling emotionally burdened or inferior.
But I've never felt so right
Experiencing an unusual sense of correctness or alignment despite challenges.
I was born in late October
Being born in late October, possibly indicating a connection with autumn and its symbolic meanings.
Haven't slept a decent night
Suffering from insomnia or restless nights.
Had a father never sober
Having a father who is consistently not sober, suggesting a troubled familial background.
Had a mother who loved him right
Having a mother who provides proper love and support.
Late at night I hear the wolf at my door
Hearing a symbolic wolf at the door, possibly representing challenges or threats.
That don't bother me no more
Expressing resilience and indifference towards the challenges faced.
Give my body to the winter
Surrendering to the harshness of winter, possibly as a metaphor for facing difficult times.
To the Kapuskasing snow
Referring to the Kapuskasing snow, indicating a specific and possibly challenging environment.
Never felt I've been without her
Never feeling separated from the harshness of life's challenges.
Never felt a kiss so cold
Experiencing a cold and distant type of affection.
Late at night I hear the wolf at my door
Repeating the symbolic wolf at the door, emphasizing its persistent presence.
That don't bother me no more
Reiterating resilience and indifference towards ongoing challenges.
Passed the point where I can just carry on
Reaching a point where continuing seems difficult or impossible.
It'll all be over by dawn
Anticipating the resolution or end of difficulties by dawn.
By dawn
Emphasizing the imminent conclusion of challenges by dawn.
Late at night I hear the wolf at my door
Repeating the symbolic wolf at the door, suggesting its persistency.
That don't bother me no more
Reiterating resilience and indifference towards persistent challenges.
Passed that point where I can just carry on
Reaching a point where carrying on becomes increasingly difficult.
It'll all be over by dawn
Anticipating the resolution or end of difficulties by dawn.
It'll all be over by dawn
Stressing the inevitability of challenges ending by dawn.
It'll all be over by dawn
Repeating the anticipation of challenges ending by dawn.
By dawn
Emphasizing the finality of challenges ending by dawn.
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