Otherside
Navigating Life's Crossroads: Viva Brother's 'Otherside' ExplainedLyrics
I left my head at the end
I feel disoriented or confused, possibly due to a conversation.
Of the phone last night
My confusion or disorientation occurred at the end of a phone call last night.
I left my head by the side
I'm expressing a sense of detachment or forgetfulness about my own thoughts.
Of your bedside light
This detachment or forgetfulness is happening near your bedside light.
I can't sleep
I am having difficulty sleeping, and the cause seems to be related to the next lines.
'Cause I'm cutting my teeth on you
I am facing challenges or difficulties, metaphorically portrayed as cutting my teeth, and the source of this struggle is you.
'Cause I'm thinking about
I am preoccupied with thoughts about something or someone (unspecified).
'Cause I've got a job
I have a job, but I am not actively engaged in it or finding satisfaction from it.
But I don't work
I emphasize that I don't work despite having a job.
No, I don't work
Reiteration that I don't work.
And I've got a car
I own a car, but I don't use it for driving.
But I don't drive
I lack a sense of direction or purpose in using the car.
So I'll see you on the other side
I suggest meeting or connecting in another realm or circumstance, symbolized as "the other side."
I make my bed on the floor
I arrange my sleeping space on the floor, indicating a simple or unsettled lifestyle.
Where I stood last night
I position myself where I was standing the previous night.
I make my bed in the glow
I create my sleeping space in the presence of morning light.
Of the morning light
The morning light may symbolize a new day or clarity after a period of confusion.
I can't sleep
Similar to line 5, I am struggling to sleep, and it seems connected to the following lines.
'Cause I'm cutting my teeth on you
Reiteration of facing challenges or difficulties related to you.
'Cause I'm thinking about
Continued preoccupation with thoughts about something or someone (unspecified).
'Cause I've got a job
Reiteration of having a job but not actively working or finding fulfillment in it.
But I don't work
Reiteration that I don't work despite having a job.
No, I don't work
Emphasis on the lack of engagement in work.
And I've got a car
I own a car, but there is no active involvement or purpose in driving it.
But I don't drive
Similar to line 13, a sense of directionlessness or lack of purpose in driving.
So I'll see you on the other side
Reiteration of the suggestion to meet or connect on "the other side."
I want, you want him dead
A repetitive exchange about a desire for someone's demise and the response of saying nothing at all, possibly indicating a lack of communication or understanding.
She said, nothing at all
-I want, you want him dead
-She said, nothing at all
-I want, you want him dead
-She said, nothing at all
-Nothing at all
-Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
An enthusiastic expression, possibly indicating a release of frustration or emotion.
'Cause I've got a job
Reiteration of having a job without active engagement or fulfillment.
But I don't work
Reiteration that I don't work despite having a job.
No, I don't work
Emphasis on the lack of engagement in work.
And I've got a car
Ownership of a car without a clear purpose or use for driving.
But I don't drive
Similar to line 28, a lack of direction or purpose in driving.
So I'll see you on the other side
Repeated suggestion to meet or connect on "the other side."
So I'll see you on the other side
-Yeah I'll see you on the other side
-Yeah I'll see you on the other side
Enthusiastic confirmation of the intention to meet or connect on "the other side."
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