The Days
Awakening Reflections: Navigating Dreams, Shame, and the Elusive Days
Lyrics
When I wake up from this dream
Expressing a desire to wake up from a metaphorical dream, seeking clarity.
Who will be there?
Pondering who will be present upon waking, suggesting uncertainty or isolation.
When I finally find the words
Exploring the difficulty of finding the right words to express oneself.
Who will call?
Raising the question of who will offer support or understanding in challenging moments.
When I fill my time inside a machine
Contemplating the search for meaning or fulfillment within a mechanized existence.
Will I find it at all?
Doubting the success of finding meaning within the confines of technology.
When I wake up from this dream
Repeating the desire to wake up, emphasizing the longing for clarity.
Who will know me?
Questioning whether others will truly understand the person upon awakening.
Will I know then
Pondering self-awareness and the ability to navigate life with newfound understanding.
What to do with all this shame?
Confronting the challenge of dealing with feelings of shame.
So light a candle for the years anyway
Suggesting a symbolic act of remembrance or celebration for the passing years.
But I can't feel the days.
Expressing an inability to perceive or experience the passing of time.
(Pass anymore)
Adding a parenthetical comment, possibly indicating a pause or hesitation.
See me in the light beside the bed I was born.
Describing a visual scene of being near the bed of one's birthplace.
Air through my ventricles.
Metaphorically referring to the flow of air through the heart's chambers.
A mistake or a miracle.
Pondering whether life events are mistakes or miracles, embracing uncertainty.
And honest I'll be fine if it were true either way.
Expressing resilience and acceptance, being fine regardless of the truth.
If I could just feel the days.
Longing to feel and experience the passage of time, suggesting emotional numbness.
Casa Nova's looking good and now she's famous.
Introducing a character named Casa Nova, possibly symbolizing a carefree lifestyle.
She's got that carelessness that only looks can buy
Describing Casa Nova's carefree demeanor and the superficiality of appearances.
And in a room filled with vague accolades,
Highlighting the emptiness of recognition without genuine substance.
She can't feel the days.
Reiterating the theme of the inability to feel or connect with the passing days.
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