Ego

Emphasizes the awareness that certain individuals, represented as sheep, cannot challenge or confront a more powerful figure, portrayed as a wolf.

You and me know some sheep can't sink their teeth into a wolf

You and me know some sheep can't sink their teeth into a wolf

You and me know some sheep can't sink their teeth into a wolf

Expresses occasional feelings of shyness and solitude during nighttime, with a shift in perception as daytime becomes reminiscent of nighttime.

Sometimes I feel shy, all alone at night

And when the day time starts to feel like nighttime, I'm all alone in mine

Describes the act of manipulating a key, possibly metaphorical, with a repetitive motion and contemplation about making decisions ("Should I go?").

I rub my key back and forth

Sometimes I'm hot, then I'm cold

Sometimes I'm hot, should I go?

(Should I go, should I go, should I go, should I go?)

I rub my key back and forth

I rub my key back and forth

I push the pedal to the floor

I push the pedal and let go

(Should I, should I?)

Paints vivid imagery of contrasting sensations, such as touching fire without getting burned and the visual metaphor of "diamond fire popsicles" melting.

Ice dripping out my eyes, diamond fire, popsicles

(Popsicles, popsicles, diamond fire, popsicles)

Symbolizes a surrender or truce ("white flag mountain") and acknowledges the presence of looming challenges or thoughts ("shadows ten feet tall") in the mind.

Shadows ten feet tall in my head, in my head, in my head

Interjection, possibly indicating a transition or reflection point.

Reiterates the theme of recognizing the inability of certain individuals (sheep) to confront a more dominant figure (wolf).

You and me know some sheep can't sink their teeth into a wolf

You and me know some sheep can't sink their teeth into a wolf

You and me know some sheep can't sink their teeth into a wolf

Repeats the theme of occasional shyness and solitude during nighttime, with a shift in perception as daytime resembles nighttime.

Sometimes I feel shy, all alone at night

And when the day time starts to feel like nighttime, I'm all alone in mine

Continues the metaphorical exploration of decision-making and inner conflict, represented by the repetitive motion of rubbing a key and contemplation about letting go.

I rub my key back and forth

Sometimes I'm hot, then I'm cold

Sometimes I'm hot, should I go?

(Should I go, should I go, should I go, should I go?)

I rub my key back and forth

I rub my key back and forth

I push the pedal to the floor

I push the pedal and let go (let go, let go, let go)

(Should I, should I?)

Depicts surreal imagery of eyes dripping ice and the concept of "diamond fire popsicles," creating a juxtaposition of elements.

Ice dripping out my eyes, diamond fire, popsicles

(Popsicles, popsicles, diamond fire, popsicles)

Symbolizes a state of surrender or offering peace with the mention of a "white flag mountain" and acknowledges the presence of imposing thoughts in the mind.

Shadows ten feet tall in my head, in my head, in my head

Expresses a sense of invisibility and loneliness when interacting with a specific person, using the metaphor of feeling like a ghost.

Whenever I see you I feel so alone

I guess I'm invisible to you, oh oh, oh oh, oh

Reiterates the theme of recognizing the inherent limitations of certain individuals (sheep) when facing a more dominant figure (wolf), alongside repeated expressions of shyness and solitude.

You and me know some sheep can't sink their teeth into a wolf

Sometimes I feel shy, all alone at nighttime

Sometimes I feel shy, all alone at night

And when the day time starts to feel like night time, I'm all alone in mine

Interjection, possibly indicating a conclusion or a reflective pause.