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The past is a parade of countless days
Painting patterns in the sand
My motorcycle brain
Remains to be explained
It's like a summer rain
Pictures passing through a field
Watching the shadows on the wall
Tell me can you see my thoughts?
Watching the shadows on the wall
Have you seen it all before?
I need a friendly hand
Someone who'll understand me by the river bed
When there's nothing to be said anyways
It's all inside your head you know it.
Watching the shadows on the wall
Tell me can you see my thoughts?
Watching these shadows on the wall
Have you seen it all before?
The song "Home" by Lennon Sean explores the feeling of being lost in one's own mind and the need for understanding and companionship. The opening lines of the song, "The broken glass that fades, the past is a parade of countless days, painting patterns in the sand," suggest a sense of nostalgia and a reflection on past memories. The metaphor of broken glass that fades could signify the fragility of memories and how they are eventually forgotten over time. The imagery of painting patterns in the sand suggests the fleeting nature of life and how everything is temporary.
The lyrics, "My motorcycle brain remains to be explained, it's like a summer rain, pictures passing through a field, blowing into the horizon," convey a sense of confusion and chaos. The metaphor of a motorcycle brain suggests a fast-paced and unpredictable thought process that is difficult to explain. The comparison to a summer rain implies a sense of fleetingness and unpredictability. The pictures passing through a field can be seen as scattered thoughts and the blowing into the horizon could signify a lack of control over one's own mind.
The chorus of the song, "Watching the shadows on the wall, tell me can you see my thoughts? Watching the shadows on the wall, have you seen it all before?" highlights the need for validation and understanding from others. The shadows on the wall could represent the thoughts and memories that haunt the songwriter, and the question of whether others have experienced these same thoughts reinforces the sense of loneliness and isolation.
Overall, "Home" by Lennon Sean portrays the complexity of the human mind and the emotional struggles that come with it. The song emphasizes the importance of human connection and understanding to help navigate through these struggles.
Line by Line Meaning
The broken glass that fades
The shattered memories of the past that gradually lose their impact over time.
The past is a parade of countless days
The history we carry with us is an endless series of events, one after the other.
Painting patterns in the sand
The experiences of our past shape us and leave their indelible imprint on our lives.
My motorcycle brain
My mind is in constant motion, always traveling and exploring new ideas and perspectives.
Remains to be explained
There is still much I don't understand about myself and the world around me.
It's like a summer rain
My thoughts and emotions are like the rain, falling lightly and unpredictably on the world below.
Pictures passing through a field
My memories and experiences drift past me, like images floating through an open meadow.
Blowing into the horizon
As my life progresses, my past becomes more and more distant, fading into the ever-receding horizon of time.
Watching the shadows on the wall
Reflecting on the way our past influences our thinking and actions.
Tell me can you see my thoughts?
Asking if others can connect with my innermost feelings and ideas.
Have you seen it all before?
Questioning whether anyone truly understands the complexity of our inner lives and experiences.
I need a friendly hand
In moments of loneliness and doubt, we all need someone to reach out and offer warmth and support.
Someone who'll understand me by the river bed
We long for someone to connect with on a deep level, to share our thoughts and emotions with by the peaceful and reflective river.
When there's nothing to be said anyways
Sometimes silence is the most meaningful form of communication in moments of shared emotion and understanding.
It's all inside your head you know it.
The most powerful experiences we have are often invisible to the outside world, existing only in our own thoughts and feelings.
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
Written by: SEAN ONO LENNON
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Aliona D.
The broken glass that fades
The past is a parade of countless days
Painting patterns in the sand
My motorcycle brain
Remains to be explained
It's like a summer rain
Pictures passing through a field
Blowing into the horizon
Watching the shadows on the wall
Tell me can you see my thoughts?
Watching the shadows on the wall
Have you seen it all before?
I need a friendly hand
Someone who'll understand me by the river bed
When there's nothing to be said anyway
It's all inside your head you know it.
Watching the shadows on the wall
Tell me can you see my thoughts?
Watching the shadows on the wall
Have you seen it all before?
Angie Espinosa
Recordé, siendo una adolescente, media noche, mirando videos... Que nostalgia de aquella época.
Berry Seinfeld
Severely underrated album.
Suzette Burr
this guy is totally unique. He is obviously gifted...like his father in that respect, but with a voice of his own. he has a very compelling tone.
Ma Ab
Siempre me he imaginado que así sonaría John si hubiese estado vivo en los 90s....Genial cancion
Dominic Labriola
I remember when this first came out on MTV. God I'm old. But damn I was enamored with this song ever since then. So damn good.
Michelle Cramer
I watched this on 120 when it dropped and I'm 39. Don't feel feel old brother just feel blessed.
Rocktown501
Same --- and I'll be 37 this year. Vividly remember when I saw this video for the first time, and loved the song too ever since. Never realized it was Spike Jonze who directed it until recently, but that makes perfect sense. He also directed Pharcyde's "Drop", which was another iconic music video that I love.
bIametheniIe
I don't recall this song, when I was a lad of 17-18 years old when this tune came out. Did it get a lot of airplay of MTV or the radio? It sounds familiar, but a lot of late 90s alternative sounds similar to me. I only found out about it today from wikipedia.
Shrooms2891
i loved it back in the day on MTV2 Genetically Modified TV. I'm 43 now!
Cristóbal Vergara
la cancion es buenisima, la escucho promedio 9 veces al dia, esta es la cuarta del dia