These Are The Days
Emil Bulls Lyrics


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When the moon and I are talking
Down by the riverside
The old man and me alone
When I hear the gentle whistling
From the whirlwind in the trees
and the scent of the summer feels so intense

These are the days I remember you
Singing our songs to me

Oh these are the days
I remember you
Celebrating life
Like the world was yours

When the walls come tumbling down
and I'm feeling down and out
I just open up a sixpack of memories
Light a cigarette grab my best friend Jack and
Lose myself in
The warm distortion that's on my stereo

These are the days I remember you
Singing our songs to me

Oh these are the days
I remember you
Celebrating life
Like the world was yours

I'm floating I'm floating home to you
My wooden verb heartbeat just gives me the creeps
Tonight I'm coming I'm coming home to you

Oh these are the days
I remember you
Celebrating life
Like the world was yours
Oh these are the days
I remember you
Celebrating life
Like the world was yours






by danrox

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the Emil Bulls song "These Are The Days" express the feeling of nostalgia for simpler and happier times. The singer of the song reminisces about spending time with his loved ones in nature, listening to music, and celebrating life. He remembers the scent of summer and the sound of the wind in the trees. These memories are so vivid that he can almost feel like he's back in those moments. When he feels down, he turns to his memories like an old friend, opening a "sixpack of memories" and turning up the volume on his "warm distortion" to lose himself in the past. The song ends on a hopeful note, as the singer floats home to his loved one, still feeling the effects of those cherished memories on his wooden verb heartbeat.


The themes of the song are universal and relatable. Most people have memories of happy times spent with friends and family, and the song captures the bittersweet feeling of remembering those times while also realizing they are gone. The lyrics also highlight the importance of cherishing those memories and using them as a source of comfort and inspiration when times are tough.


Line by Line Meaning

When the moon and I are talking
During late peaceful nights, I find myself by the riverside, having a conversation with the moon as if it were a person.


Down by the riverside
Being at the riverbank, where I can reflect on life while watching the peaceful flow of water.


The old man and me alone
I find comfort in solitude, where I can self-reflect and enjoy my own company, as well as the company of the wise people who came before me.


When I hear the gentle whistling
When I hear the soft sound of the wind flowing through the trees, it gives me peace and makes me feel connected to nature.


From the whirlwind in the trees
The sound of the wind as it sways through the branches and leaves of trees, creating a whirlwind-like sound.


and the scent of the summer feels so intense
The sweet and strong fragrance of the summer air, which makes me feel nostalgic and brings back memories of the past.


When the walls come tumbling down
During difficult times, when everything seems to be falling apart and I'm struggling to keep it together.


and I'm feeling down and out
When everything feels hopeless and bleak, and I'm lost in my thoughts and struggles.


I just open up a sixpack of memories
I reminisce on happy and joyful moments from the past, which make me feel better and give me hope for the future.


Light a cigarette grab my best friend Jack and
I light a cigarette and pour myself a drink of Jack Daniels, to help me relax and unwind.


Lose myself in
To immerse myself in the present moment and forget about the troubles of the past and future.


The warm distortion that's on my stereo
I listen to music on my stereo, and the warm sound of the music and the distortion of the artists help me forget my struggles and enjoy the moment.


I'm floating I'm floating home to you
I feel a strong sense of comfort and belonging, as if I'm being embraced by my loved ones.


My wooden verb heartbeat just gives me the creeps
The sound of my own heartbeat makes me feel uneasy and nervous, reminding me of the fragility of life.


Tonight I'm coming I'm coming home to you
I feel a strong urge to return to my loved ones, to find comfort and support during difficult times.


Oh these are the days
These are the moments in life that are worth cherishing and remembering, the times that make us feel alive and happy.


I remember you
I think of the people who have made a significant impact on my life, and who have helped shape who I am today.


Celebrating life
Enjoying the moment and the beauty of life, with all its ups and downs.


Like the world was yours
Feeling a sense of empowerment and freedom, like nothing can stand in your way.




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