All Written Out in Numbers
Numeric Reverie: Unlocking the Enigma of 'All Written Out in Numbers'
Lyrics
Nine for the nine ride shiners
Nine symbolic of completeness or fulfillment for those who ride shiners.
Nine for the nine ride shiners
Reiteration of the completeness or fulfillment represented by the number nine for the riders of shiners.
All written out in numbers
Everything expressed or encapsulated in numerical form.
New water was slow trickling
Slow emergence of new perspectives or ideas, likened to the gradual flow of water.
Came out the ground all bubbling
New ideas or insights bubbling up from within or the depths of consciousness.
Slow yourself down, stop jabbering
Advice to slow down and cease unnecessary talk, possibly to better appreciate the unfolding of events.
Holding your breath, not listening
Suggesting the importance of patience and attentive listening rather than holding one's breath in anticipation.
All will be still
Assurance that calmness and stillness will prevail in due course.
Seven for the seven stars, seven stars in the sky
Seven stars in the sky as a representation of celestial wonders.
And the heavens have it all, just a matter of time
The entirety of the heavens possessing all things, indicating the inevitability of events unfolding over time.
Probability-wise, one of us has to die
Recognition of the statistical likelihood of mortality among individuals.
But by the same reckoning, it will be fine
Counterbalanced acknowledgment that despite mortality, things will ultimately be okay.
Nine for the nine ride shiners
Reiteration of the completeness or fulfillment represented by the number nine for the riders of shiners.
All written out in numbers
Reiteration that everything is expressed or encapsulated in numerical form.
One is one, and all of them
The acknowledgment that each individual is singular, and collectively they form a unified whole.
And evermore shall be so
An assertion that the current state of affairs will endure indefinitely.
All will be still
Reiteration of the assurance that calmness and stillness will prevail in due course.
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