Should the Morning Last Forever
Eternal Mornings: Threadbare's Poetic Journey Through Time
Lyrics
Should the morning last forever
Contemplating the idea of an everlasting morning
Waking 'til the end of time
Remaining awake throughout eternity
With a washed out woven canvas
Referring to a faded and worn-out mental state symbolized by a woven canvas
Cleansing through my worn out mind
Purifying or refreshing the speaker's tired mind
With the dead of night inside
Suggesting a dark or challenging period within
But sunlight peeking through my blinds
Describing the contrast of sunlight breaking through, hinting at hope
Should the morning last forever
Reiterating the desire for an eternal morning
Well then maybe I'd be fine
Expressing contentment if the morning were to last indefinitely
Should the morning last forever
Repeating the theme of longing for an everlasting morning
I'd wake 'til the end of time
Reinforcing the idea of waking up endlessly
And when that washed out canvas cleanses
Envisioning a cleansing effect when the canvas is washed out
It could leave me blind
Suggesting a potential downside, like losing clarity or insight
When the dead of nights inside, well
Highlighting the inner struggles during the night
That's when stars come out to shine, so
Emphasizing the beauty and brightness that emerges during difficult times
Should the morning last forever?
Pondering the desirability of an eternal morning
When the sun is passing over
Describing the peak brightness when the sun is overhead
That's the brightest it can shine
Highlighting the beauty and brilliance of the sun at its zenith
And then when it's setting down
Depicting the vivid and enjoyable colors during sunset
The colors blaze and taste like wine
Comparing the colors of sunset to the taste of wine
And then when it's gone it shines through moonlight
Reflecting on the lingering influence of the departed sun in moonlight
Reminding me she's fine
Connecting the moonlight to thoughts of someone special
Okay
An interjection, possibly signaling a shift in tone or thought
Nothing lasts forever
Concluding with the acknowledgment that nothing remains eternal
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