Weather She Knows
Weather She Knows: A Melancholic Tale of Love and Loss
Lyrics
Let me fade
Expressing a desire to fade or disappear, possibly from a situation or relationship.
You've felt the strain
Acknowledging a sense of strain or pressure in the past.
But she was always there
Highlighting the constant presence of someone important.
Refused to go
Indicating the person's refusal to leave or abandon the situation.
Laminate the flow
Suggesting an attempt to preserve or protect a continuous flow of something.
Yeah she was always there, out of here
Reiterating the constant presence of someone, now mentioned as being "out of here."
But the areal shot, of another man spot, from the lies he fought, and the thing he bought
Describing a scene involving another man, lies, and something bought, leading to sadness.
It's sadness
Characterizing the emotional tone as sadness.
While it's just another brick, in a wall so thick, being built so quick, by a stone and a chick
Comparing a situation to building a thick wall quickly, involving a stone and a woman.
It's madness
Labeling the situation as madness.
But the boy better stop, gotta wait for the drop, to the girl at the shop, from the low to the top
Advising the boy to wait for a crucial moment with a girl at a shop.
He's crying
Portraying the boy as crying in response to the situation.
While it's just another brick, in a wall so thick, being built so quick, by a stone and a chick
Repeating the idea of building a thick wall quickly, leading to the girl's suffering.
She's dying
Expressing the girl's plight as dying.
She'll take the sun out of my life
Describing the girl's impact on the narrator's life by taking away the sun.
Replacing it by a stormy cloud
Replacing the positive influence with a stormy cloud.
And while my body is still cold and sore
Depicting the narrator's physical and emotional state as cold and sore.
She is hiding nowhere to be found
Highlighting the girl's absence and hiding.
Been so long, cant tell
Expressing uncertainty about the passage of time and discerning right from wrong.
Right from wrong It's like a spell
Comparing the situation to a spell, emphasizing confusion.
And now she's not there
Noting the absence of the girl again.
Wish my time was slowed
Expressing a desire for time to slow down.
Out of fuel on this rainy road
Describing a moment of exhaustion on a rainy road.
And she's not there, not anywhere
Reiterating the girl's absence.
But the areal shot, of another man spot, from the lies he fought, and the thing he bought
Describing another scene involving lies and a man, leading to sadness.
It's sadness
Reaffirming the emotional tone as sadness.
While it's just another brick, in a wall so thick, being built so quick, by a stone and a chick
Repeating the analogy of building a thick wall quickly, causing madness.
It's madness
Labeling the situation as madness again.
But the boy better stop, gotta wait for the drop, to the girl at the shop, from the low to the top
Advising the boy to stop and wait for a significant moment with the girl.
He's crying
Describing the boy's emotional response as crying.
While it's just another brick, in a wall so thick, being built so quick, by a stone and a chick
Reiterating the analogy of building a thick wall quickly, leading to the girl's suffering.
She's dying
Expressing the girl's plight as dying again.
She'll take the sun out of my life
Repeating the impact of the girl taking away the sun from the narrator's life.
Replacing it by a stormy cloud
Reiterating the replacement of the sun with a stormy cloud.
And while my body is still cold and sore
Restating the narrator's cold and sore physical and emotional state.
She is hiding nowhere to be found
Emphasizing the girl's continued hiding and absence.
She'll take the sun out of my life
Repeating the impact of the girl taking away the sun from the narrator's life.
Replacing it by a stormy cloud
Reiterating the replacement of the sun with a stormy cloud.
And while my body is still cold and sore
Restating the narrator's cold and sore physical and emotional state.
She is hiding nowhere to be found
Emphasizing the girl's continued hiding and absence once more.
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