Wolves
Kill Them With Colour - Bon Iver Lyrics


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Someday my pain, someday my pain
Will mark you
Harness your blame, harness your blame
And walk through

With the wild wolves around you
In the morning, I'll call you
Send it farther on

Solace my game, solace my game
It stars you
Swing wide your crane, swing wide your crane
And run me through

And the story's all over you
In the morning I'll call you
Can't you find a clue
when your eyes are all painted Sinatra blue

What might have been lost
What might have been lost
What might have been lost
What might have been lost (don't bother me)
What might have been lost (don't bother me)
What might have been lost (don't bother me)
What might have been lost (don't bother me)
What might have been lost (don't bother me)
What might have been (don't bother me) (what might have been lost)
What might have been lost (don't bother me) (what might have been)
What might have been lost (don't bother me)
What might have been lost
What might have been lost
What might have been lost

Ah
Ah

Someday, my pain
Someday, my pain




Someday, my pain
Someday, my pain

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Kill Them With Colour's version of Bon Iver's "Wolves" is a song about a deep feeling of pain and regret over a lost opportunity. The song begins with the representation that someday the pain of the singer will mark someone else. The phrase "harness your blame" means to accept the responsibility for the occurrence of the painful experience, and the phrase "and walk through" could mean moving on through life's journey. The singer further expresses that one should be prepared to face the wild wolves, which could symbolize the trials of everyday life or the cynicism that abounds in the world.


The singer asks for solace in their game, which could mean healing from the pain, and this, as expressed, "stars you." The phrase "swing wide your crane and run me through" could be a metaphor for the pain that runs through the singer's heart, while the "story all over you" is a clear reference to the experience that one can't escape it, no matter how hard they try. The singer concludes by saying that even though they can't find a clue, they are painted with blues like Sinatra.


Overall, the song is a beautiful piece that expresses a deep sense of loss and regret. It calls for us to accept our responsibility for what happens in our lives and move on even when it hurts.


Line by Line Meaning

Someday my pain, someday my pain
The pain I feel will one day be yours to bear as well.


Will mark you
You will carry the weight of my pain and it will be evident in your actions.


Harness your blame, harness your blame
Take responsibility for your actions and own up to your mistakes.


And walk through
Face the consequences of your actions and navigate through the aftermath.


With the wild wolves around you
In the midst of harsh circumstances, stand strong and be unyielding like a wild wolf.


In the morning, I'll call you
After a night of reflection, I will reach out to you.


Send it farther on
Extend our message beyond us and look towards the future.


Solace my game, solace my game
Find comfort in my presence and the knowledge that you are not alone.


It stars you
You are the recurring character in this ongoing narrative.


Swing wide your crane, swing wide your crane
Make a bold move in order to achieve a desired outcome.


And run me through
Execute your plan and follow through with your intentions, even if it means hurting me in the process.


And the story's all over you
The outcome of your actions will have a lasting impact on your life and your story.


Can't you find a clue
Do not remain ignorant to the consequences of your actions; seek out knowledge and clarity.


when your eyes are all painted Sinatra blue
When you are feeling down and lost, channel the vulnerability and raw emotion of Frank Sinatra's music to help guide you.


What might have been lost
Reflect on what could have been if certain choices and actions were made differently.


(don't bother me)
I am not interested in dwelling on what could have been.


Ah
A simple exclamation, perhaps signaling emotional release or realization of something profound.




Lyrics © DistroKid, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Justin Deyarmond Edison Vernon

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Was listening to the original gettin’ the feels, imagining how a remix would sound..

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Without fail, KTWC production is consistently dope. Love this.

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Please play this at freaknight ._. im not one to request tracks as much but god damn hearing this live would be unreal

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This is gorgeous the video gave me the weirdest feeling of sadness and happiness

@sjgreenmachine

There's definitely a melancholy to it

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Sadness and melancholy only because they were so much happier and healthier times.

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