Black Dress
Mystical Echoes: Unraveling the Dark Tale in Thibaut from Ouaga's 'Black Dress'
Lyrics
Do you hear the path of death on my side
Hints at a looming threat or danger, possibly symbolizing a challenging situation.
Do you know it?
Asks if the listener is aware of or familiar with the mentioned danger.
River long long dress
Suggests a river resembling a long dress, introducing a metaphorical element.
Back the shoulder to the feet
Describes the river flowing from the back, potentially symbolizing a journey or life's course.
The feet black black black flag
Depicts the feet covered by a black flag, possibly representing a dark or challenging period.
Just the dream the dark dream of the blue's
Refers to a dream, specifically a dark dream associated with the color blue.
The dark dark rock on the sea
Introduces a dark rock on the sea, adding to the imagery of challenges or obstacles.
Meets the death, meet it in your mouth
Suggests confronting death and questioning its significance in the context of the narrative.
What engage there? Is your voice?
Raises a query about commitment or involvement, possibly related to the challenges mentioned earlier.
What the meaning of that voice?
Asks about the meaning behind a voice, possibly implying a search for purpose or understanding.
Is That your voice?
Reiterates the question, emphasizing the importance of the identified voice.
Is that Your voice?
Repeats the question with more emphasis, underlining the significance of the voice.
Is that your Voice?
Further emphasizes the importance of the voice and the speaker's connection to it.
Which is your voice?
Ponders the identity of the voice, raising questions about self-awareness or inner conflicts.
Which one?
Continues questioning the specific nature of the voice, seeking clarity.
The dark one?
Suggests the possibility of the voice being dark, adding an element of mystery or negativity.
Very very dark in the deep deepness
Describes the darkness as profound, either in the depths of a sea or a metaphorical depth.
Or in the heavy heavy skylyline
Presents alternatives for the location of the darkness, either in a heavy sky or deep skyline.
No! It's just a skyly voice just up
Rejects the idea of darkness and suggests the voice as a celestial, uplifting presence in the sky.
It's just a skyly voice just up waving
Reaffirms the positive nature of the voice, describing it as waving and uplifting in the sky.
Up and up, just a fly
Describes the voice as soaring or flying upwards, symbolizing a sense of freedom or elevation.
Flying up in the sky or down,
Continues the imagery of flight, raising the possibility of the voice either ascending in the sky or descending to the ground.
down the ground, my ground…
Concludes with a reference to "my ground," suggesting a personal connection to the earth and possibly hinting at a grounded perspective.
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