Wherever
Blackline Lyrics


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She hides her anger in soft covered pillows.
He likes his danger to wander away.
And all I can do is just point this life nowhere.
And all I can say is just wandering thoughts full of grey.
And I would bleed out from my eyes to see you.
And if you ever come again, I'll follow.
Follow you until the end, I'll follow.
Wherever you may go.
She likes to say love
And I like to make it.
But what can I do
When she looks,
With those eyes?
The more I can feel love,
The more she can take it.




I'll give it with roses
From wandering fields full of grey.

Overall Meaning

In the lyrics of the song Wherever by Blackline, the singer expresses his helplessness and frustration over his inability to direct his life in a meaningful direction. The opening lines illustrate the emotional conflict between the two characters he speaks about. The first woman hides her anger behind soft covers, while the second man enjoys being in danger. The singer feels lost and powerless in this scenario. He can only wander aimlessly with his thoughts full of gray. The singer longs to see one of these characters so badly that he would bleed out his eyes to do so. He promises to follow them to the end of the world if they ever returned.


The singer seems to be in a complicated situation with the woman he speaks of. She likes to talk about love, and he likes to make it, but here the singer seems to feel used. The singer feels that the more love he feels, the more she takes it from him. Despite this, he tries to give her love, possibly by gifting her roses from fields full of his wandering thoughts. By the end, the singer seems to have come to terms with the fact that he can't control everything in his life, including love, which makes him feel gray and amorphous.


Line by Line Meaning

She hides her anger in soft covered pillows.
Despite being angry, she chooses to hide her emotions by expressing them in a more subtle manner, like burying her face in soft pillows.


He likes his danger to wander away.
The person enjoys living dangerously but eventually wants to move away from such a lifestyle.


And all I can do is just point this life nowhere.
The singer feels lost in life and has no clear direction or purpose.


And all I can say is just wandering thoughts full of grey.
The artist can't seem to express their thoughts clearly and feels like they're just aimlessly wandering in their own mind, leading to confusion and uncertainty.


And I would bleed out from my eyes to see you.
The artist deeply desires to see the person they are referring to, to the point where they would be willing to sacrifice their own wellbeing, even to the point of tears.


And if you ever come again, I'll follow.
The singer wants to be with the person they are referring to, so much so that they are willing to follow them wherever they go.


Follow you until the end, I'll follow.
The singer wants to be with the person they are referring to until the very end, no matter what happens.


She likes to say love
The person being referred to enjoys talking about love in general.


And I like to make it.
The artist enjoys making love with the person they are referring to.


But what can I do
The artist is unsure of what to do in their current situation.


When she looks, with those eyes?
When the person being referred to looks at the singer with their eyes, the singer feels overwhelmed with emotion.


The more I can feel love,
The more the artist experiences love, the stronger their emotions become.


The more she can take it.
The person being referred to is able to handle the singer's intense emotions.


I'll give it with roses from wandering fields full of grey.
The singer will express their love to the person they are referring to with flowers picked from fields that appear dull and uninspiring, but are special to the singer nonetheless.


Wherever you may go.
No matter where the person being referred to goes, the singer wants to be with them.




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