Good Morning Fire Eater
Copeland Lyrics


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Wake up your eyes and darling, you smile.
The day is done and everyone's gone now.
You can taste the fire and hold every song.
The world has moved.
Be quick enough not to miss it now.
So wake up your eyes and darling, you smile.

[Chorus]
I'm afraid you've stopped to lick your wounds.
Dear, do you know?
I'm afraid you've stopped to lick your wounds.

Wake up your eyes.
Darling it's time to hope that forever they'll dry out.
It never takes long and every thing's gone.
I only knew her beauty won't fade out.
Back on your side, darling you lie, to yourself.

[Chorus]

Cause it's no good if you can't have it all.
I'd give it back but I never stole the first part.




And it always goes when you need it most,
The kindest love is still bleeding from the last shot.

Overall Meaning

The song "Good Morning Fire Eater" by Copeland is a melancholic and introspective piece that deals with the difficulties of moving on after a heartbreak. The song seems to be addressed to a person who is struggling to let go of their past and is stuck in a cycle of self-pity and regret. The opening lines "Wake up your eyes and darling, you smile" suggest that the singer is trying to encourage the person to snap out of their sadness and embrace life once again. However, the line "The day is done and everyone's gone now" indicates that the person might be dwelling on past memories and has isolated themselves from the world.


The lyrics "You can taste the fire and hold every song" seems to suggest that the person is still holding onto the pain and sadness of their past, and is using it as a source of inspiration. The line "The world has moved. Be quick enough not to miss it now" serves as a warning to the person to not get left behind and to embrace change in order to move on.


The chorus "I'm afraid you've stopped to lick your wounds. Dear, do you know? I'm afraid you've stopped to lick your wounds" emphasizes the idea that the person is still mired in their old wounds and has stopped trying to heal. The lyrics "Cause it's no good if you can't have it all. I'd give it back, but I never stole the first part" reinforces the idea that the person might be feeling resentful towards their past and is unable to let go.


Overall, "Good Morning Fire Eater" is a poignant and emotive song that deals with the complex emotions of heartbreak and moving on.


Line by Line Meaning

Wake up your eyes and darling, you smile.
Start your day with positivity and optimism.


The day is done and everyone's gone now.
The day is over and everyone has left.


You can taste the fire and hold every song.
You can feel the passion and hold onto the memories.


The world has moved.
The world has changed.


Be quick enough not to miss it now.
Don't miss out on life's opportunities- act fast.


I'm afraid you've stopped to lick your wounds. Dear, do you know? I'm afraid you've stopped to lick your wounds.
I'm worried that you're dwelling on your pain instead of moving forward.


Darling it's time to hope that forever they'll dry out.
It's time to hope that your emotional wounds will eventually heal.


It never takes long and every thing's gone.
Time passes quickly and everything changes.


I only knew her beauty won't fade out.
I know that her beauty will never disappear.


Back on your side, darling you lie, to yourself.
You're lying to yourself and avoiding reality.


Cause it's no good if you can't have it all.
It's not worth it if you can't have everything you want.


I'd give it back but I never stole the first part.
I would return what wasn't mine to begin with, but I did not take it.


And it always goes when you need it most, The kindest love is still bleeding from the last shot.
Just when you need it most, love seems to run out. The gentlest love is still suffering from the previous heartache.




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