Rumination
Bardo Pond Lyrics


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Rumination
Your face your hair your eyes
Rumination
Screaming skyward is the thing
Your hands were the last thing
That I'd seen
Existing




Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Bardo Pond's song "Rumination" are quite abstract and open to interpretation. However, the verses offer some insight into the emotional state of the singer. The repeated phrase of "Rumination" suggests a preoccupation with a particular thought or feeling. The following line of "Your face your hair your eyes" could be interpreted as the singer fixating on the person they miss. The third line, "Screaming skyward is the thing" could suggest a sense of frustration or desperation, with the singer screaming out into the sky.


The last line of the verse is particularly poignant: "Your hands were the last thing / That I'd seen / Existing". This could suggest that this person that the singer is missing has passed away, and the memory of their hands is particularly vivid for the singer. Alternatively, it could be interpreted as the last memory the singer has of this person before they left their life.


Overall, the lyrics to "Rumination" are evocative of a person grappling with a strong emotion or memory, and trying to come to terms with it.


Line by Line Meaning

Rumination
Persistent thoughts and contemplation


Your face your hair your eyes
Memories of your physical features linger in my mind


Rumination
My thoughts continue to revolve and obsess


Screaming skyward is the thing
My emotions are so strong that I feel like screaming towards the sky


Your hands were the last thing
The final memory I have of you is the image of your hands


That I'd seen
It is the last visual reminder of you that I have


Existing
I am feeling the distress and heaviness of your absence




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