Calling Out For You
Echoes of Longing: Winterland's Melody of Hope and Resilience
Lyrics
I got lost in your lights
The speaker feels captivated or enchanted by the lights associated with someone.
Now I'm a stranger at your door
The speaker now feels like a stranger at the person's door, indicating a sense of distance or estrangement.
I can see it in your eyes
The speaker perceives something unfamiliar or unsettling in the person's eyes.
You've never been here before
The person has not experienced the current situation before, suggesting a new and challenging circumstance.
I've been waiting for so long
The speaker has been patiently waiting for a meaningful connection or relationship.
For someone to hold on too
The speaker desires someone to lean on or find solace in.
And if the darkness kills your light
A metaphorical reference to a potential threat or negativity represented by darkness endangering the person's positivity or "light."
Where you gonna run to
Questioning where the person will find refuge or escape if darkness prevails.
I'll be calling out for you
The speaker commits to calling out for the person during challenging times.
When your hard times comes to show
Expressing readiness to support the person during difficult moments.
I'll be calling out for you
Reiterating the commitment to be there for the person in tough times.
Will you cut 'till it bleeds
Potentially addressing self-harm or destructive behaviors, questioning if the person will continue or stop.
Or stop in the nick of time
Considering whether the person will pause or cease harmful actions in the nick of time.
We'll be racing down the streets
Imagery of urgency and intensity, possibly describing a fast-paced journey or emotional experience.
Have you seen the paradise
Pondering if the person has glimpsed or experienced an ideal and beautiful place or state.
I've been waiting for so long
Reiteration of the prolonged wait for a meaningful connection or relationship.
For someone to hold on to
The speaker longs for someone to hold onto during challenging times.
And if the darkness kills your light
Repeating the metaphor of darkness threatening the person's positivity or "light."
Where you gonna run to
Reiterating the question of where the person will find refuge in times of darkness.
I'll be calling out for you
Committing once again to calling out for the person during difficult times.
When your hard times comes to show
Reaffirming the readiness to provide support during the person's hardships.
I'll be calling out for you
Expressing the commitment to be there for the person when they contemplate letting go.
When you feel like letting go
Assuring support when the person feels like giving up or surrendering.
I'll be calling out for you
Repeating the commitment to call out for the person during moments of despair.
And I bet you didn't know
Suggesting there are aspects about the speaker that the person may not be aware of.
I'll be calling out for you
Reiterating the commitment to call out for the person during challenging times.
I'll be calling out for you
Repetition for emphasis on the speaker's unwavering commitment to be there for the person in various situations.
I'll be calling out for you
-I'll be calling out for you
-I'll be calling out for you
-When your hard times comes to show
-I'll be calling out for you
-When you feel like letting go
-I'll be calling out for you
-And I bet you didn't know
-I'll be calling out for you
-I'll be calling out for you
Final repetition, underscoring the enduring nature of the speaker's commitment.
Comment