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Seahaven

Navigating the Plastic Park: Unraveling the Depths of Seahaven
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Lyrics

For as long as it lasts

Expressing the temporal nature of something, acknowledging a limited duration.

We built a lighthouse

Metaphorically referencing the construction of a lighthouse, symbolizing guidance and stability.

In the plastic park

Describing an artificial or superficial environment represented by a "plastic park."

Made the trees come to life

Imagery suggesting the transformative power of human influence on nature.

But the legs don’t run

Alluding to an inability to escape or move forward, possibly indicating a sense of stagnation.

Head out the window

Symbolizing a carefree or reckless attitude, with the "head out the window" suggesting a lack of constraint.

Both feet on the gas

Conveying a sense of urgency or acceleration, with commitment ("both feet on the gas") at the edge of a place called Seahaven.

At the edge of seahaven

Referring to a specific location called Seahaven, possibly a metaphorical or symbolic place.

But the doors won’t budge

Highlighting an obstacle or challenge, as the doors won't open despite being at the edge of Seahaven.

Out on the boardwalk

Setting the scene on a boardwalk, a place of leisure and perhaps reflection.

Stands a faded god

Introducing a faded god, suggesting a deity or figure losing significance or influence.

When the wind blows through

Describing the impact of the wind, which doesn't leave a mark on the faded god.

She doesn’t leave a mark

Suggesting the impermanence or lack of impact of a person or force represented by "she."

If I fall over

Raising the possibility of a fall or failure, questioning the consequences of vulnerability.

Will they pick me apart

Wondering about the reactions or judgments of others if the speaker were to fall, indicating a fear of scrutiny.

Let’s pick up the pace

Encouraging an increase in speed or activity, suggesting a desire for change or progression.

For as long as it lasts

Reiterating the temporal aspect introduced in the first line, emphasizing the fleeting nature of the situation.

For as long as it lasts

Repeating the acknowledgment of the temporary nature of something, emphasizing its transience.

For as long as it lasts

Reiterating the acknowledgment of the limited duration, reinforcing the theme of impermanence.

For as long as it

Concluding with a repetition of the temporal theme, emphasizing the transient nature of the situation.

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