For Your Eyes Only
G.S.O Lyrics
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Nothing but the dust left to fill your lungs up
Have to choke and choke and choke
Repercussion, what got us this form?
Facilitation for feeling listless
Repercussion, what got us this form?
Facilitation for feeling listless
And that's when he calls 'father'
He realized a long time ago
He's never coming home, no
Repercussion, what got us this form?
Facilitation for feeling listless
In the song "For your eyes only" by G.S.O, the lyrics "A right turn gone wrong, nothing but the dust left to fill your lungs up, have to choke and choke and choke" allude to an event in which something initially positive, such as a right turn, has a negative outcome, leaving one struggling to breathe. This can be interpreted as a metaphor for life where sometimes even the slightest mistakes can have dire consequences. The repetition of "choke and choke and choke", emphasizes the desperation felt in trying to overcome the situation.
The following verse, "facilitation for feeling listless, repercussion, what got us this form?" suggests that there may have been external factors contributing to the singer's current state of feeling apathetic and disconnected. The line "the son sits out in the sun" could represent the need for the singer to disconnect from the situation and find solace in nature. The lyrics "He realized a long time ago, he's never coming home, no" signify a sense of abandonment, potentially suggesting that the singer has lost someone or something important to him.
The theme of loss and abandonment is prevalent throughout the song, and the lyrics hint towards an unrequited love or even a failure in a relationship. The overall mood of the song is melancholic yet contemplative, with an aura of acceptance.
Line by Line Meaning
A right turn gone wrong
Something that was initially intended to go well turned out to fail
Nothing but the dust left to fill your lungs up
After the failure, there's only emptiness left
Have to choke and choke and choke
The struggle to move on and overcome the emptiness is a constant effort
Repercussion, what got us this form?
The consequences of past actions led to the current situation
Facilitation for feeling listless
The current situation makes it easy to feel purposeless and unmotivated
The son sits out in the sun
The son is outside, experiencing life
And that's when he calls 'father'
In the midst of experiencing life, the son thinks of his absent father
He realized a long time ago
The son has had a realization about his father's absence for a while now
He's never coming home, no
The son accepts that his father is not coming back
Repercussion, what got us this form?
The current situation is still a result of past actions
Facilitation for feeling listless
The current situation continues to make it easy to feel purposeless and unmotivated
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC
Written by: DANIEL MICHAEL ANDRIANO, DEREK R. GRANT, MATTHEW THOMAS SKIBA
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@MountainFisher
ED glass tends to clean up a view. A Barlow does not magnify though, it doubles the focal length of your telescope. It doesn't have a convex lens, it has a double concave lens that doubles your focal length. For instance my 150mm reflector has a 750mm focal length, that lens makes it 1500mm, and that is how it doubles your magnification. Also you can unscrew the lens off the Barlow and screw it directly onto your eyepieces it fits and it will give your approximately 1.5x the magnification.
@palmereldrich
Only average optics need apply here.