Cold Cigarette
Embracing Shadows: Vlado Nosal's Cold Cigarette Insights
Lyrics
I love a cold cigarette the first thing in the morning
Expresses a fondness for starting the day with a cold cigarette.
I love to hear the voices in my head
Enjoys the inner thoughts and contemplations represented as voices in the head.
I love to watch bad movies until it gets very early
Derives pleasure from watching bad movies until the early hours of the morning.
And write a song after you have gone to bed
Describes the creative process of writing a song after the departure of a significant other to bed.
And I know
Expresses a conflicting feeling of readiness to move on while simultaneously resisting the desire to leave or know more.
I'm all ready to go
-And I know
-I don't want to go I don't want to know
-I love a hot water whenever I seek some comfort
Expresses love for the comfort derived from hot water.
I hate the sound of motorbikes passing by
Dislikes the disruptive sound of passing motorbikes.
There is a warm bonus in feeling extra lonely
Highlights the paradoxical satisfaction found in feeling extra lonely.
And you should know you'll never know unless you try
Encourages taking risks and trying new things, emphasizing that one won't know unless they make an attempt.
And I know
Repeats the internal struggle between readiness to go and the reluctance to leave or seek more knowledge.
I'm all ready to go
-And I know
-I don't want to go I don't want to know
-And my god says I need to suffer
Reflects on the concept of suffering as part of a divine plan, with a hint of skepticism about the adequacy of others' experiences.
And my brothers have never had enough
-But I might, I just might
-I admire your braveness, you always read the paper
Expresses admiration for someone's thoroughness in reading the paper and considering both sides, followed by a reflection on the population disparity between heaven and hell.
And look at both sides of the coins from wishing well
-Don't it make you wonder there's still an awful lot of people in heaven
-I would suspect they couldn't get a room in hell
-And I know
Reiterates the inner conflict, emphasizing the tension between readiness and the aversion to leaving or gaining more understanding.
I'm all ready to go
-And I know
-I don't want to go I don't want to know
-I love a cold cigarette
Repeats the love for a cold cigarette, perhaps symbolizing a consistent source of comfort or routine.
I love a cold cigarette
-
Comment