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It gets dark,I sit down
And I keep sitting until
lead changes into gold
Autumn is over,
and it snows outside already
Even if there's no answer
My legs hold me down
with a bottle of gin

I'm punished for wanting
too much As a trial starts,
I watch myself from other's eyes
I can believe thanks to you
But please don't think it's over
it's over...
It gets dark,I sit down
And I keep sitting until
lead changes into gold
Autumn is over,
and it snows outside already
Even if there's no answer
My legs hold me down
with a bottle of gin
I'm punished for wanting
too much As a trial starts,
I watch myself from other's eyes
I can believe thanks to you
But please don't think it's over
it's over...
The scenery from the porch
and the shape of a child
Falling on me in a dream
have risen with
the sun right now
Even though a pain
in my joint and　Lots of
cigarettes confuse my conscience
I can belive thanks to you
I can belive thanks to you
But please don't think it's over
it's over...
The scenery from the porch
and the shape of a child
Falling on me in a dream

have risen with
the sun right now

Overall Meaning

These lyrics convey a sense of darkness and introspection, as the singer sits down and observes their surroundings. The mention of lead changing into gold symbolizes a transformation or a desire for something greater. The coming of autumn and snow outside suggests a change in seasons and the passage of time. Even if there are no clear answers, the singer's legs are weighed down by their own desires and regrets, as represented by the bottle of gin.

The lyrics also touch upon a sense of punishment for wanting too much, as if the singer is being judged and held accountable for their desires. They mention watching themselves from other people's perspectives, implying a feeling of self-awareness and perhaps a need for validation from others. Despite all this, the singer expresses gratitude for someone who gives them the ability to believe, but they also plead for this person to not think that everything is over.

In the next paragraph, the lyrics shift to the imagery of a porch and a child's shape falling on the singer in a dream, which could be symbolic of innocence and potential. Despite physical pain and confusion, possibly caused by smoking and unhealthy habits, the singer expresses gratitude again for someone who allows them to believe. This repetition emphasizes the importance of this person in their life, perhaps as a source of hope and salvation.

The final lines reinforce the recurring themes of the porch scenery and the child's shape, indicating their significance and the rising of a new day. The lyrics suggest that despite the singer's struggles and the challenges they face, they are able to find belief and hope through this person. However, they once again implore this person not to think that everything is over, suggesting a fear of losing that source of belief and hope.

Overall, these lyrics explore themes of darkness, desire, self-awareness, gratitude, and the search for meaning and hope in challenging times, ultimately emphasizing the importance of a specific person who offers the singer a sense of belief and resilience.

Line by Line Meaning

It gets dark,I sit down
When everything seems hopeless and depressing, I find myself unable to do anything but sit down.

And I keep sitting until lead changes into gold
I persistently wait and hope for a miraculous transformation, for something bleak and heavy to turn into something valuable and precious.

Autumn is over, and it snows outside already
The season of change and loss has passed, and now the cold and harsh reality of winter has arrived.

Even if there's no answer
Regardless of the lack of solutions or explanations available,

My legs hold me down with a bottle of gin
I rely on alcohol to numb my emotions and keep me trapped in my current state of despair.

I'm punished for wanting too much
I am condemned and burdened for desiring and longing for more than what is deemed acceptable.

As a trial starts, I watch myself from other's eyes
When faced with challenges and difficulties, I observe and assess myself as others perceive and judge me.

I can believe thanks to you
Because of your presence and support, I am able to hold on to faith and hope.

But please don't think it's over, it's over...
Please don't mistakenly assume that everything has come to an end. It's not over yet.

The scenery from the porch and the shape of a child
The view from my safe place and the innocent image of a child

Falling on me in a dream have risen with the sun right now
Have suddenly appeared and become vivid in my mind as the sun rises.

Even though a pain in my joint and lots of cigarettes confuse my conscience
Despite physical discomfort and the numbing effects of smoking, my inner morals and values remain clouded and unclear.

I can believe thanks to you
Once again, because of your presence and support, I am able to cling to faith and hope.

But please don't think it's over, it's over...
Please don't mistakenly assume that everything has come to an end. It's not over yet.

The scenery from the porch and the shape of a child
The view from my safe place and the innocent image of a child

Falling on me in a dream have risen with the sun right now
Have suddenly appeared and become vivid in my mind as the sun rises.

Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: MY DAUGHTERS COMEBACK

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