The Sun Goes Down
Unveiling the Demon's Dance at Sunset
Lyrics
There is a demon among us whose soul belongs in hell
Introduces the presence of a malevolent force, a demon, whose soul is destined for hell.
Sent here to redeem us, she knows it all to well
Suggests that the demon is sent to redeem, possibly with a touch of irony, and the female character is aware of this fact.
He comes and goes, he comes and goes
Highlights the cyclical nature of the demon's presence, coming and going.
she knows it all too well
Reiterates the female character's awareness of the demon's actions.
But when all is said and done
Transition to a broader statement about the inevitable progression of events.
The sun goes down
Conveys a sense of conclusion or inevitability as the sun sets, possibly symbolizing the end of a day or cycle.
She tries her best to leave him, but she is still captured by his spell
Describes the female character's attempt to break free from the demon's influence but acknowledges her entrapment.
She knows now she must deceive him, he knows it all to well
Suggests a realization that deceiving the demon is necessary, and he is aware of this strategy.
She comes and goes, she comes and goes, he knows it all too well
Repeats the cyclical pattern, emphasizing the constant coming and going, with the demon's awareness intact.
But when all is said and done
Reiterates the inevitability of events as alluded to in line 5.
The sun goes down
Restates the concluding nature of the sunset, reinforcing the idea of closure.
She comes and goes, she comes and goes
Repeats the female character's cyclical actions and the demon's awareness.
he knows it all too well
Reiterates the demon's knowledge, maintaining the theme of awareness.
But when all is said and done
Reiterates the inescapable cycle and the inevitability of events.
The sun goes down
Restates the idea of closure and conclusion as the sun sets.
There is a demon within us
Introduces the concept of a demon residing within everyone, suggesting a universal struggle.
The sun goes down
Reiterates the symbolic setting of the sun, possibly emphasizing the universality of cycles and struggles.
She tries her best to deceive him
Repeats the female character's attempt to deceive the demon, emphasizing the ongoing internal struggle.
The sun goes down
Reiterates the symbolic closure associated with the setting sun, possibly suggesting the persistent nature of internal conflicts.
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