Moon Chariot
Moonlit Dreams: Unveiling the Serpent's Song of Invincibility
Lyrics
I rejoiced at seeing the giantess
Expressing joy upon encountering a giantess.
And the world and its cruelties
Reflecting on the world and its harsh realities.
And the serpent that sings:
Noting a serpent that sings.
"Now, for the moon, Noreen!"
The serpent's song, suggesting a call to action for the moon named Noreen.
"Now, for the moon, Noreen!"
Repetition for emphasis on the call to action for Noreen.
I want to be inexhaustible
Expressing a desire to be unstoppable and enduring.
10 stories high, I'll never die
Describing a lofty height and immortality.
Invincible
Claiming invincibility.
All my dreaming brings me
Connecting dreams to the arrival of two winged horses, possibly symbolic.
Two winged horses to return me to the sea
The winged horses serving as a means to return to the sea, implying a cyclical journey.
Evil can't teach me a thing anymore
Stating resistance to learning from evil.
Come on Noreen, it's you I adore
Expressing admiration and love for Noreen, urging her to join.
To the moon, the serpent sings
The serpent singing again, this time about the moon.
At this moment, you mean everything
Highlighting the significance of the present moment with Noreen.
And I'm gonna try
Expressing determination to attempt a challenging feat.
To storm the palace before I die
Desiring to reach a palace before death.
To touch the water and feel the tide
Expressing a desire to touch water and feel the tide.
And get a look at the eyes inside
Seeking a glimpse into the inner depths, possibly metaphorical.
All my dreaming brings me
Reiteration of dreams leading to winged horses and a return to the sea.
Two winged horses to return me to the sea
Repeating the cyclical nature of the journey suggested earlier.
I rejoiced at seeing the giantess
Rejoicing again at encountering the giantess and the world.
And the world and its cruelties
Reflecting on the world and its challenges once more.
And the serpent that sings:
Repeating the mention of the singing serpent.
"Now, for the moon, Noreen!"
Reiteration of the serpent's call for action regarding the moon, Noreen.
"Now, for the moon, Noreen!"
Repeating the call to action for the moon, emphasizing its importance.
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