November
Charon Lyrics

The lyrics of Charon's song November's Eve seem to be exploring themes of loss, regret, and mortality. The opening lines, "White dreams of sour relish/Four candles in VIRGINS nest," suggest a melancholic ambiance, with the imagery of white dreams being contrasted with the sourness of relish. The four candles in a virgin's nest could represent both innocence and fragility, as well as the fleeting nature of life. The reference to a sweet rhyme of a brook flowing in our minds and flying suggests a longing for escape, perhaps from the weight of sadness and pain.

The next set of lines, "Words in a cold frost eve/Taken by the form of breeze/Falling down before they get to known... the sough," convey a sense of communication breaking down and words being lost in the wind. The singer seems to be struggling to express their thoughts and feelings, and their words are being carried away before they can fully articulate them. The reference to the "fierce of night" and the "dark is longer than we thought" suggests a sense of foreboding and existential dread, as if the night represents death itself.

The chorus of the song further emphasizes the theme of mortality, with the lines "A quiet pray, another day/For the words that never said/November's eve, four of a breeze/For the words that never feels/Forever we die, forever disdain/In WHITE dreams of sour relish/Forever white, forever night/Loose love cleaves to a DARK." The imagery of a quiet prayer and words left unsaid creates a sense of missed opportunity and regret. The repeated emphasis on whiteness, sourness, and darkness creates a haunting atmosphere, with the idea of love clinging to the darkness adding a layer of complexity to the song's meaning.