The Battle
Doppio Lyrics


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Endless waves of emotion ride me into dawn
Flood my senses' deep devotion, deflated but not yet gone
The Clarion calls, the first few golden rays reveal the misty morn
And all that kept sweet solitude beholds a new day born
The careless notes of the walking lark fall with gentle scorn upon your ears
And who's the lone rider, silhouetted by the rising sun?
Yonder on the distant horizon?
Now sleeps the lonely owl, now wakes the swan
The candle burning hope through the restless night now gone
Now gone, now gone
And overhead, what proud eagle lights across the western sky?
Leads my heavy thoughts through the endless halls of time
A distant memory floats below the clouded, hazy sun




A dream unfulfilled escapes
The Battle, not yet begun.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Doppio's song "The Battle" are a reflection on the internal struggle of the singer who is going through a turbulent time with an overwhelming tidal wave of emotions. The first stanza depicts the singer's struggle and the power and depth of their emotions, which keep them going until the break of dawn when the sun rises. The second stanza is a visual representation of the battle within the singer's mind, and the music expresses the inner turmoil that intensifies as the memories and hopes fade away.


In the third stanza, the music softens, and the focus shifts to the world outside. The singer feels a sense of loneliness as they see the world waking up around them. The fourth stanza connects the singer's thoughts with nature, where they feel a sense of kinship with the creatures around them. The music takes a melancholic turn as the singer feels the weight of the hopelessness of their situation. In the fifth stanza, the singer is trapped in their own thoughts, and the eagle in the sky is a reminder that time is passing by while they remain stuck.


The final stanza of the song brings everything together, and the singer reflects on their unfulfilled dreams and the battle yet to come. The song takes you on a journey, both musically and emotionally, through the singer's processed thoughts and feelings.


Line by Line Meaning

Endless waves of emotion ride me into dawn
I am overwhelmed by my feelings and they keep me up until morning


Flood my senses' deep devotion, deflated but not yet gone
My strong passion for something has decreased, but it still lingers


The Clarion calls, the first few golden rays reveal the misty morn
The trumpet sounds and the sun begins to rise, revealing a foggy morning


And all that kept sweet solitude beholds a new day born
Everything that found peace in being alone witnesses the start of a new day


The careless notes of the walking lark fall with gentle scorn upon your ears
The bird's happy song seems mocking to someone who is sad


And who's the lone rider, silhouetted by the rising sun?
Who is the person riding alone that is outlined by the rising sun?


Yonder on the distant horizon?
Over there on the far horizon?


Now sleeps the lonely owl, now wakes the swan
The owl is asleep while the swan begins to move, signifying a change


The candle burning hope through the restless night now gone
The flame representing hope that burned the whole night is now extinguished


Now gone, now gone
It is now completely out, no longer providing light


And overhead, what proud eagle lights across the western sky?
What majestic bird is soaring above in the western sky?


Leads my heavy thoughts through the endless halls of time
My burdensome thoughts are transported through the infinite passageways of time


A distant memory floats below the clouded, hazy sun
A far-off recollection drifts under the obscured and cloudy sun


A dream unfulfilled escapes
A desire that was not realized slips away


The Battle, not yet begun.
The fight has not yet started.




Writer(s): TIMOTHY PATRICK CRETELLA

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