To U
A Surrendered Anthem: Unveiling Depths and Patterns in 'To U'
Lyrics
How many books of the dead are written by the living?
Reflects on the number of impactful writings about death authored by the living.
Bleed he blood black as night? Then he needs no forgiving
Suggests that someone who bleeds intensely doesn't need forgiveness.
The Beast is barren but rears all she gets
Describes the Beast as unproductive but raising everything she receives.
When I was a boy the angels drew patterns on my chest
Recalls childhood memories when angels seemed to leave marks on the speaker's chest.
Palms are sweaty, knees are weak
Expresses physical and emotional discomfort, possibly under stress.
I hear the call of deep to deep
Acknowledges a deep inner calling or connection.
My anger seems to much to keep
Admits to struggling with overwhelming anger.
My answer's looping on repeat
Describes a repetitive response or pattern in the speaker's life.
On oceaned glass that empty seat
Refers to an empty seat on glass, possibly symbolizing a void or loss.
Surrender's still the best defeat
Suggests that surrendering can be a powerful form of defeat.
Amen
Ends with the word "Amen," possibly signaling a conclusion or agreement.
It's all coming back to you
Reflects on the return of memories and experiences.
Oh what a wonderful world, alone in space it shudders
Describes the world as wonderful but emphasizes a sense of isolation in space.
She got something I don't, love for myself and others
Compares oneself to someone else who possesses love for self and others.
If my silence made a fool of you, then just imagine what my words will do
Warns about the potential impact of the speaker's words, contrasting with previous silence.
I hear the call of deep to deep
Reiterates the call from deep within, emphasizing a profound connection.
My anger seems to much to keep
Acknowledges persistent and overwhelming anger as a recurring theme.
My answer's looping on repeat
Highlights the repetitive nature of the speaker's responses.
On oceaned glass that empty seat
Repeats the imagery of an empty seat on glass, emphasizing the feeling of absence.
Surrender's still the best defeat
Reiterates the idea that surrendering can be a powerful form of defeat.
Amen
Concludes with "Amen," possibly reinforcing a sense of finality or agreement.
It's all coming back to you
Reflects on the return of memories and experiences, echoing line 12.
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