Morning
Karen Harding Lyrics

I don't even care if there's no morning
The singer is expressing their detachment from the traditional structure of time and the morning as a marker of a new day.

No morning, no morning, no morning
The repetition of this line reinforces the singer's lack of concern for mornings and their repetition of this sentiment.

Midnight stories keep me up
The singer is preoccupied with thoughts and stories that keep them awake into the late hours of the night.

And I don't wanna close the book
The artist is hesitant to end their train of thought or imagination and is resistant to sleep or rest.

In the dark, we find ourselves again
The artist suggests that it is in darkness or solitude that they are able to rediscover their true selves.

When the sun comes, could it be the end?
The singer is questioning the significance of the morning and whether it marks the end of their current experience or journey.

Or are were just in Elysium?
The singer references Elysium, a mythical Greek paradise, suggesting that their current state might be a blissful one.

Standing, looking right over the edge
The artist is in a place of uncertainty and vulnerability, standing overlooking a figurative edge or threshold.

I hear you calling
The artist is being called by someone or something, possibly a source of comfort or guidance.

And the night, it lasts forever
The artist is emphasizing the enduring nature of the night and their experience within it.

Let's forget to remember, together
The singer seeks to forget their current reality and remember something better, with the help of another person.

As we're falling
The artist and the other person are descending or falling together, indicating a shared experience or fate.

We could stay this way forever and ever
The singer is contemplating the possibility of permanence and eternity in their current state.

But I don't even care if there's no morning
The singer reiterates their lack of attachment to mornings, despite their uncertainty and vulnerability in the current moment.

The stars, they move across the sky
The singer is observing the movement and beauty of the stars in the night sky.

They're watching us with crystal eyes
The artist anthropomorphizes the stars, imbuing them with a sense of awareness or attention.

A curtain of the night like a disguise
The artist sees the cloak of darkness as a concealment or mask for their true selves or experiences.

I don't even care if there's no
The singer begins to repeat their detachment from the traditional structure of time once again.

I don't even care if there's no morn-
The singer is unable to finish their thought or sentence, emphasizing their lack of concern for mornings and traditional structures of time.