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From under these darling skies, come in
It's warm and it's safe here and almost heartening
Off to a time and place now lost on our imagination, oh
Where you don't complain but you still do
And you don't explain if you want to explain
What you believe you say without shame, "I just do"
Where the wild are strong
And the strong are the darkest ones
And you're the darkest one
Come in, come in, come in, come in
From thin and wicked prairie winds, come in
It's warm and it's safe here and almost heartening
Here in a time and place not lost on our imagination, oh
Where you don't explain but you still do
And you can't complain if you want to complain
Where you're real instrumental or supple or sexy as hell
Where you say, "I believe" or say without shame, "I can't tell"
Where the wild are strong
And the strong are the darkest ones
And you're the darkest one
Oh, you're the darkest one
And if that's what you want
Oh, then you're the darkest one
In Hip's song "Song," the lyrics paint a picture of a place where one can come in from the dangers of the outside world and find warmth and safety. This place is almost like a dream, lost on our imagination. The lyrics suggest that in this place, there is no complaining or explaining, but rather a freedom to express oneself authentically without shame. The imagery in the song highlights the contrast between the outside world, with its thin and wicked prairie winds, and the warmth and safety found within this imagined space.
Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of darkness. The lyrics repeatedly mention the idea of the wild being strong and the strongest being the darkest ones. Towards the end, the lyrics posit the listener as the darkest one, suggesting perhaps that being in touch with one's authentic self and expressing oneself freely can sometimes be a daunting, isolating experience.
Overall, Hip's "Song" is a beautiful exploration of the human desire for safety, authenticity, and self-expression. The lyrics describe a dreamlike place where one can find these things, contrasting it with the harsh reality of the outside world. The repeated use of darkness in the lyrics adds a layer of complexity to the song, emphasizing the potential isolation and fear that can come with expressing oneself authentically.
Line by Line Meaning
Come in, come in, come in, come in
Inviting someone to come inside
From under these darling skies, come in
Asking someone to come in from outside
It's warm and it's safe here and almost heartening
Assuring the person that it is comfortable and secure inside
Off to a time and place now lost on our imagination, oh
Referring to a distant and forgotten era
Where you don't complain but you still do
A contradiction where the person complains despite saying they won't
And you don't explain if you want to explain
A puzzle where the person doesn't clarify things even if they want to
What you believe you say without shame, "I just do"
Confessing that they don't have a logical reason for their belief or action
To say what you mean you don't mean what you say or you do
Explaining the complexity of the communication process
Where the wild are strong
Description of a place where adventurous people are tough
And the strong are the darkest ones
Where the strongest people are the most intense
And you're the darkest one
Referring to the person as the most intense of them all
From thin and wicked prairie winds, come in
Inviting the person to come inside from harsh conditions
Here in a time and place not lost on our imagination, oh
Describing the current reality rather than a distant past
And you can't complain if you want to complain
Another contradiction revealing the complexity of communication
Where you're real instrumental or supple or sexy as hell
Describing different ways of being attractive
Where you say, "I believe" or say without shame, "I can't tell"
Explaining how belief and uncertainty can coexist
And if that's what you want
Acknowledging the person's choices and desires
Oh, then you're the darkest one
Repeating the intense description of the person
Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing
Written by: GORDON DOWNIE, JOHNNY FAY, JOSEPH PAUL LANGLOIS, ROBERT BAKER, ROBERT GORDON SINCLAIR
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@user-ni3nd2ew6b
“president hwasa dressed ridiculous at the airport” she’s literally coming for them i love this
@indirabrahma9789
I feel it in every spine of mine 😅
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GAAAHHHHH LOVE THAT FOR THEM
@aisahmustafa
"She's crazy"
Wheein is back and she doesn't give a crap. And the ones who called her crazy, hell yes she's one crazy empowering woman
@Catsgivemelife
Nusrat Jahaan, did she get called crazy?
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ApplesALOt that’s in the song at the begining
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Facts
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@Mrs. Park
I've done it!
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@MJ Kim
Yes, yes she've been called crazy. If you recall it has happened in the past, I can give a brief explanation about it if you are willing to know.
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2024 and still iconic