Crossroads of Japan
Whispers of Fate: Unveiling the Enigmatic Journey in Crossroads of Japan
Lyrics
Cracks in the floor lead me to those below
Discovering cracks in the floor symbolizing a pathway to hidden realms below.
Hands to my door in here it's so hollow
Feeling a sense of emptiness and hollowness inside, with hands reaching towards the door.
And it's dragging behind, it's dragging behind
An indication that something is trailing behind, perhaps a burden or unresolved issues.
Pillar of breath, a sweetened emptiness
A breath that is both foundational and sweet, yet filled with emptiness.
Is lost in the air we should've expected
A realization that something valuable has been lost and should have been anticipated.
It's forgotten now, it's all forgotten now
The past is now forgotten, a state of closure or acceptance.
Bring her to heel, her temporal faith
An instruction or desire to control someone, possibly linked to faith.
Hands in the sand she conquered too late
A reflection on missed opportunities, with conquest coming too late.
Her infection spreads like ink on a page
A metaphorical spread of infection, likened to ink on a page, suggesting negative influence.
And it's all on the wheel
An acknowledgment that everything is part of a continuous cycle or fate.
And it's all on the wheel
Reiteration of the cyclic nature of life, emphasizing its inevitability.
A thousand years on a damaged line
Reflecting on the passage of time, with a thousand years on a damaged line.
You'll rule over all these rocks in time
A declaration of eventual dominance over challenges or obstacles.
It was hard on your back so you learned how to die
Learning resilience through hardship, mastering the art of enduring challenges.
If Kyoto drowns, if the red horse sails
Contemplating drastic actions if a significant place, like Kyoto, faces adversity.
I'll pack up this small life and swim with the whale
A commitment to abandon the current life and face challenges alongside powerful forces.
To the edge of the Earth, to the edge of the wheel
A journey to the extremities of existence, aligning with the concept of the wheel of life.
And it's all on the wheel
Reiteration of the idea that everything is part of a larger cosmic wheel or fate.
And it's all on the wheel
Continued emphasis on the cyclical nature of life, echoing earlier lines.
And it's all on the wheel
Repeating the idea that everything is interconnected and subject to fate.
And it's all on the wheel
Further reinforcing the concept of life's cyclical nature and inescapable destiny.
And it's all on the wheel
Continued emphasis on the idea that life is part of a larger cosmic wheel.
And it's all on the wheel
Final repetition of the theme that everything is interconnected and subject to fate.
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