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| Mineral – & Serenading Lyrics
| 22 years ago
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parkline,
The thing is, if you look at the context of the song, he mentions "the sound of the driving snow." Clearly, snow does not really have a sound and if it does (of it hitting the ground) it is very very quiet. Perhaps they are make a reference to how we all go dull as we get older; we become less sensitive to things. The driving snow is what drives him home to "you" (whoever that is) and yet he manages to not even be able to hear it. In other words, he has lost his ability to be sensitive to things and it is preventing him from reaching what he knows he loves. That's just my theory. |
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| Mineral – Waking to Winter Lyrics
| 22 years ago
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I think this song is just a very descriptive metaphor about how this girl's love is very steady. I like the usage of winter images. |
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| The Promise Ring – Best Looking Boys Lyrics
| 22 years ago
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I feel like this song talks about how everything in the cliche social love life is very repetitive ("because no one knows that nothing changes but the words and the weather"). The lines about "Michael D." and "David K." are generic names that emphasize how everything is the same with social life. |
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