Tale from Black

Whispers of the Night: Unveiling Mysteries in 'Tale from Black'
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Lyrics

She washes all the young blood from her hands in the sink

She cleanses herself of guilt or wrongdoing, symbolized by "young blood," and washes her hands in the sink.

And she knows that the lights will be there for her

She anticipates the presence of lights, possibly representing hope or guidance, in her life.

Breaks down the bodies to dark subtle ink

She transforms bodies into mysterious, subtle ink, suggesting a creative or transformative process.

And she scrawls on the parchments that hang in the air

She writes on hanging parchments, implying the recording of her experiences or thoughts in the ethereal.


She rides a horse over stones in the night

She navigates challenges ("stones") in the darkness, letting go of control and surrendering to the unknown.

And she closes her eyes and lets go of the reigns

She embraces a sense of freedom by closing her eyes and releasing the reins while riding.

She knows the radios run through the night

She is aware of the continuous flow of information through radios during the night.

And she knows that the lights leave the prettiest stains

She acknowledges that the lights, possibly symbolic of experiences, leave lasting and beautiful impressions.


She builds a shrine and a typing machine

She constructs both a shrine and a typing machine, combining spiritual and practical elements in her life.

And she curls up to write down her tales from the black

She curls up to document her experiences or stories from the unknown or mysterious ("the black").

Prays for a soft breeze and cool gentle rain

She prays for gentle natural elements, expressing a desire for peace and tranquility.

And she prays for the bodies that rise slowly back

Her prayers extend to the well-being of others, specifically those who slowly recover or rise.


She knows the dunes where the steel cities grow

She possesses knowledge of where industrialized cities ("steel cities") emerge in desolate areas ("dunes").

And she knows when they jail her they'll grind down the key

She anticipates consequences ("jail") and the suppression of freedom, represented by grinding down the key.

She knows the lights lay the heaviest blows

She understands that experiences or challenges ("lights") have a profound impact, possibly bringing hardships.

And she knows that the sand must submit to the sea

She acknowledges the inevitable submission of certain elements ("sand") to a greater force ("sea").


She builds a bird out of plywood and gold

She creates a bird as a symbol of freedom and spirituality, intended to carry souls to a higher plane.

For to carry the old souls on up to the sun

She turns on the TV and experiences solitude ("sits in the cold") while dreaming of personal beauty.

Turns on the TV and sits in the cold

She engages with contemporary media, possibly seeking connection or distraction from her surroundings.

And she dreams that sometimes she's the prettiest one

She dreams of being the most beautiful at times, indicating a desire for self-worth or acceptance.


She knows the thrill of the chase in her veins

She recognizes the excitement or passion ("thrill") in pursuing goals or experiences.

And she knows that the sinking's a trick of the light

She understands that perceived setbacks ("sinking") are illusions, tricks played by light.

Prays for the silence and cool gentle rain

She prays for silence, possibly seeking peace, and once again desires gentle rain and continuous radio activity.

And she prays that the radios run through the night

Her prayers extend to the persistence of information or experiences ("radios") throughout the night.

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