The Sun Also Rises
Delphic Lyrics

In Delphic's song "The Sun Also Rises," the lyrics speak of the struggles of growing up and contending with the pains that come with it. The opening lines, "Living inside an ache, just growing pains," illustrates the experience of something that is continuously forming and evolving as one navigates through life's various stages. The lines, "A fever pulses out the rain, Give me another day to mend my ways," speak to the desire to heal and overcome the struggles but feeling unsure of how to do it. The song acknowledges that these pains are universal, with the lyric "It's not like no one never felt this before."

The chorus, "Come alive, The sun also rises, Endless, endless, endless, All those sleepless, dreamless nights of mine," invites the listener to take action and rise to the challenges that have been presented in life. The "sleepless, dreamless nights" lyrical phrase strikes a chord with its relatability, conveying the struggle of sleepless nights while feeling stuck in a rut. The chorus inspires the listener to take action and create a new beginning, as infinite possibilities await beyond the darkness of these moments.

The second verse, "Falling down to the shore, it takes your score, To always pretend we're young again," speaks to the desire to revisit the past when life seemed easier or more comfortable. However, the subsequent lyric, "I suddenly hide away, the great escape," suggests that some of these memories or experiences may carry weight, the weight that will take a score when we attempt to revisit them. The verse continues with "Enough for this world then die before the road," which alludes to the fact that it may be necessary to let go of certain things, so one can continue to evolve and move forward. The closing verse reconnects to the beginning, stating, "Give me another day to mend my ways and always pretend we're young again," creating a resolution that acknowledges the struggles are ongoing, but with each new day, we can aim to heal and grow.