Watery Leviathan
Boyd Rice & Friends Lyrics
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And at noontime
At the setting of the sun
Here's the health to you
And wealth to you
Honours and gifts a thousand strong
Here's a name to you
And fame to you
Look toward heaven
Eyes wide open
Turn your face toward the sun
And keep both feet
Firmly planted
On the watery leviathan
And shall all things
Come from one thing
Give your prayers to the sun
And keep both feet
Firmly planted
In the waters on leviathan
The lyrics of Boyd Rice & Fiends's song "Watery Leviathan" evoke a sense of spiritual reverence and respect for the natural world, particularly the sun and water. The song's repeated references to the different times of day and the sun's movements suggest a cyclical and continuous nature of existence. The lines "Here's the health to you / And wealth to you" and "Luck and lessons your whole life long" can be interpreted as wishes for prosperity and growth, both materially and spiritually. The final verse encourages the listener to give prayers to the sun and keep their feet firmly planted on the watery leviathan, highlighting the importance of staying grounded and connected to the natural world as a source of strength and guidance. Overall, the lyrics of "Watery Leviathan" suggest a deep appreciation for the power and beauty of the natural world and encourage the listener to maintain a sense of awe and wonder in their daily lives.
Line by Line Meaning
At the sunrise
As the sun rises
And at noontime
And at noon
At the setting of the sun
As the sun sets
Here's the health to you
Wishing you good health
And wealth to you
Wishing you prosperity
Honours and gifts a thousand strong
Wishing you many honors and gifts
Here's a name to you
Wishing you a good reputation
And fame to you
Wishing you fame
Luck and lessons your whole life long
Wishing you good luck and many lessons in life
Look toward heaven
Look up to the sky
Eyes wide open
With your eyes fully open
Turn your face toward the sun
Look towards the sun
And keep both feet
Make sure to keep both feet
Firmly planted
Steadily grounded
On the watery leviathan
On the surface of the sea
And shall all things
If everything
Come from one thing
Comes from a single source
Give your prayers to the sun
Direct your prayers to the sun
And keep both feet
Make sure to keep both feet
Firmly planted
Steadily grounded
In the waters on leviathan
On the surface of the sea
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