Labyrinth
Navigating the Labyrinth of Emotions: Thorn to Liver's Musical Odyssey
Lyrics
Months picking up speed
Time is passing quickly in the form of months.
And I'm moving for them to see
The speaker is making movements or changes in their life for others to witness or acknowledge.
You're kicking up dust
Creating disturbance or commotion, possibly in a figurative sense.
And letting it bleed
Allowing the disturbance or chaos to manifest and have consequences.
You're kicking up dust and letting it bleed
Repetition of the idea of causing disruption and facing the consequences.
Stuck in the labyrinth twice
Feeling trapped or entangled in a confusing situation for the second time.
Confusion's leaning towards strife
Uncertainty is leaning towards conflict or struggle.
Heavy eyes calling out their name
Expressing fatigue or weariness through heavy eyes while calling out to someone.
But the sky is yours to bring to light
Despite challenges, the speaker has the power to illuminate their own path in life.
Cluttered away, my head remains
The speaker's thoughts are cluttered, yet their mind remains unchanged.
Hardly ever learning what to say
Difficulty in learning what to say, suggesting a struggle with communication.
I'm breaking glass all out of place
Metaphorically breaking things and causing disorder, possibly reflecting inner turmoil.
By it I'm plagued, I'll say nothing
Despite the chaos, the speaker chooses silence or non-disclosure.
Transposing through sheets, still looking to see
Moving through challenges, still searching for meaning or understanding.
What difference does it make with one less light?
Questioning the significance of losing a source of illumination or guidance.
I'm walking paper thin and full of fight
Living with determination and resilience, even when unnoticed by others.
Living by the means but out of sight
Surviving by one's efforts but remaining unnoticed or overlooked.
Try to spell out the stranger sun's smile
Attempting to decipher the enigmatic warmth of an unfamiliar sun.
And you'll get burned before it bites
Warning about the potential consequences of trying to understand something unfamiliar.
You'll get burned before it bites
Reiteration of the caution about potential harm in seeking understanding.
Cluttered away, my head remains
Repetition of the idea that despite clutter, the speaker's mindset remains unchanged.
Hardly ever learning what to say
Continued difficulty in learning what to say, possibly indicating ongoing communication challenges.
Mouth ready to disengage
Expressing readiness to stop talking or disconnect from conversation.
By it I'm plagued, I'll say nothing
Despite challenges, the speaker chooses silence or non-disclosure once again.
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