Heavy Dreaming
Brisa Roché Lyrics


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Heavy dreaming makes the waking like the dreaming
Black like your eyes, black like your hair
Baby run now

Heavy dreaming makes the waking like the dreaming
Black like your eyes, black like your hair
Baby run now
Borrowed morning
Cloudy shorebreak
Falcon soaring
Daylights blind date
Never cocktails
Always coffee
Stupid coat-tails
Opium poppy

Heavy dreaming makes the waking like the dreaming
Black like your eyes, black like your hair
Baby run now

Sharp italian's
Falling castle
Racing stallions
Silver tassel
Revving motor
Clever vision
Hidden harbor
Take this ribbon

Heavy dreaming makes the waking like the dreaming
Black like your eyes, black like your hair
Baby run now

Oh so black your hair
Put your head down here
Oh so black your hair
Put your head down here

Heavy dreaming makes the waking like the dreaming
Black like your eyes, black like your hair
Baby run now

Heavy dreaming makes the waking like the dreaming
Black like your eyes, black like your hair
Baby run now

Baby run now
Baby run now
Baby run now
Run, run baby
Run, run baby




Run, run baby
Run, run baby

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Brisa Roché's song "Heavy Dreaming" seem to be describing a fantastical and surreal world that the singer is experiencing in their dreams, yet finds difficult to differentiate from reality upon waking. The repetition of the phrase "Heavy dreaming makes the waking like the dreaming" suggests that the dreams are deeply impactful and perhaps even overwhelming to the point of blurring the lines between what is real and what is not. The use of the color black to describe the subject's eyes and hair creates a certain moodiness and intensity, reinforcing the dreamlike atmosphere of the song.


The rest of the lyrics are a series of seemingly unrelated images and phrases, which further enhance the surreal quality of the song. The line "Borrowed morning, cloudy shorebreak" suggests a fleeting moment or borrowed time, while "Never cocktails, always coffee" hints at a certain mundanity or routine in the singer's life. The references to Italian castles, racing stallions, and hidden harbors all add to the sense of adventure and escapism present in the song.


Line by Line Meaning

Heavy dreaming makes the waking like the dreaming
Intense dreams make reality feel just like a dream


Black like your eyes, black like your hair
Your eyes and hair are as dark as night


Baby run now
Leave now before it's too late


Borrowed morning
The beginning of the day doesn't belong to you


Cloudy shorebreak
Waves crashing onto the beach in a hazy mist


Falcon soaring
A bird of prey flying high in the sky


Daylights blind date
A meeting in the daytime with someone you barely know


Never cocktails
Drinks with alcohol are not an option


Always coffee
The drink of choice is non-alcoholic coffee


Stupid coat-tails
Dresses with long, flowy tails can be inconvenient


Opium poppy
A flower that can be used to make a dangerous drug


Sharp italian's
Distinctive, stylish Italian fashion


Falling castle
A once-great structure now in ruin


Racing stallions
Horses galloping at a fast pace


Silver tassel
A decorative thread on a piece of clothing


Revving motor
The sound of an engine starting up


Clever vision
Perceptive sight and understanding


Hidden harbor
A secretive, secluded port


Take this ribbon
Accept this small gift as a token of appreciation


Oh so black your hair
Your hair is incredibly dark


Put your head down here
Lay your head on my shoulder


Baby run now
Urge to leave before danger ensues


Run, run baby
Escape quickly, my dear




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