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Cloudscape Lyrics
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She was lost in a darkness which
she could not figure out.
Couldn't stay there anymore.
She was trapped and couldn't get out of
there.
No nightmare is comparable.
She felt the pain, (She felt the pain)
dreaming of freedom, dreaming of light. (Dreaming of light)
She'd find a way, (She'd find a way)
running for freedom, running for light. (Running for light)
She saw a chance to escape, she'd run
through broken glass.
Wouldn't feel anymore pain in that prison of slavery.
Now she's running for her life.
She was used to be chained, but now she's out of
there.
No nightmare is comparable.
Now she's free like she is supposed to be.
She felt the pain, (She felt the pain)
dreaming of freedom, dreaming of light. (Dreaming of light)
She'd find a way, (She'd find a way)
running for freedom, running for light. (Running for light)
She was freed from the chains that kept her enslaved.
Now she's running for her life.
She was used to be chained, but now she's out of
there. (Out of there)
No nightmare is comparable.
Now she's free like she is supposed to be.
She felt the pain,
dreaming of freedom, dreaming of light.
She'd find a way,
running for freedom, running for light.
She felt the pain,
dreaming of freedom, dreaming of light.
She'd find a way,
running for freedom, running for light.
The lyrics of Cloudscape's song "Slave" depict the harrowing experience of a woman who has been held captive and abused as a slave. The opening lines reveal her confinement in a room, where she is trapped and unable to escape. The darkness that surrounds her adds to her sense of despair, and she finds herself wishing for a way out of this nightmare. The pain inflicted upon her has left her broken and helpless, and the only solace she can find is in dreaming of light and freedom.
As the song progresses, we see the woman's determination to escape grow stronger. She sees an opportunity to break free, and she takes it, even if it means running through broken glass. The pain she endures along the way is nothing compared to the agony of being trapped in a life of slavery. This newfound freedom is an immense victory for her, but it is not without its challenges. She must adapt to her new reality and adjust to a life without chains.
Line by Line Meaning
She was caged in a room without any way to get out.
She was physically imprisoned in a confined space with no escape route.
She was lost in a darkness which she could not figure out.
She felt lost in her surroundings which were completely unknown, and she was unable to comprehend them.
Couldn't stay there anymore.
She could no longer tolerate being trapped and confined.
She was trapped and couldn't get out of there.
She was confined and completely unable to escape from her captivity.
No nightmare is comparable.
The horror of her captivity was beyond comparison to any other distressful reality.
She's been abused as a slave and she's suffering.
As a victim of slavery, she was subjected to cruelty resulting in physical and emotional pain from which she is constantly suffering.
She felt the pain, (She felt the pain) dreaming of freedom, dreaming of light. (Dreaming of light) She'd find a way, (She'd find a way) running for freedom, running for light. (Running for light)
She experienced immense suffering while yearning for freedom, visualizing a brighter future, and finding a pathway to escape her captivity and gain her independence.
She saw a chance to escape, she'd run through broken glass.
She recognized an opportunity to flee, and was willing to take the risk of running through shattered pieces of glass to gain her freedom.
Wouldn't feel anymore pain in that prison of slavery.
She believed that the pain she was experiencing in captivity could not be worse than the injuries she might sustain while escaping, but at least she would be free from enslavement.
She was used to be chained, but now she's out of there.
Previously shackled, chained and captive, she is now unencumbered and has freed herself from her predicament.
Now she's free like she is supposed to be.
Having achieved her right to freedom, she no longer experiences barriers to her autonomy and has a newfound sense of liberty.
Contributed by Addison S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.