Rêverie
Not All Tails Lyrics

When I feel it coming
Referring to a certain sensation or feeling, possibly something uncomfortable or distressing, Not All Tails expresses that sensation or feeling coming upon them.

You push me too hard
Indicating that someone or something is causing this discomfort or distress, Not All Tails blames the cause for pushing them too hard.

Then night comes falling
As the feeling described in the first line intensifies or becomes stronger, Not All Tails notes a sudden darkening or worsening of the situation.

Suddenly on the dark
Expanding on the previous line, Not All Tails emphasizes the sudden and unexpected nature of this darkness or worsening situation.

And I wonder why
In response to the aforementioned situation, Not All Tails expresses confusion and a desire for understanding or explanation.

It took me so high
Not All Tails reflects on the initial feeling described in the first line, suggesting that they may have been enjoying or benefiting from it before it became overwhelming or distressing.

Now I better get back
Having acknowledged the negative turn of events, Not All Tails resolves to take action to remedy or address the situation.

Down for a while
The particular action or remedy is unspecified, but Not All Tails suggests that some sort of rest or recovery is necessary.

I don't mind
Repeating a phrase used earlier in the song, Not All Tails seems to be reassuring themselves that they can handle the situation and cope with the difficulty or discomfort of it.

Now I'm feeling running
The singer shifts focus again to describe their current state of being, this time suggesting the presence of energetic movement, perhaps indicating a sense of urgency or momentum.

And it's pushing too hard
This sense of movement is quickly revealed to be another source of stress, with the push or pressure being too intense or overwhelming for comfort.

And I wonder why
Echoing a previous line, Not All Tails expresses confusion or a lack of understanding in response to this new challenge.

We laid on the dark
The singer describes a moment of being in a dark or negative situation with a collective or unspecified group of people, hinting at shared trauma or hardship.

In the farthest shadow
Further emphasizing the darkness or bleakness of this situation, Not All Tails describes it as being in the farthest or most remote shadow, distance and isolation intensifying the difficulty.

The mother of light
Despite the darkness and difficulty, Not All Tails introduces a glimmer or possibility of hope with this phrase, suggesting that even in the midst of the worst situations, there is still some possibility for light or positivity.

Where we've seen those faces
Elaborating on this point of hope, the singer describes having seen faces of others who have overcome or persevered in the same sort of darkness or difficulty, creating a sense of solidarity and shared experience.

Of greed and whine
This line seems to juxtapose or contrast those who have overcome hardship with those who allow negativity or selfishness to consume them, emphasizing the different ways people respond to hardship and difficulty.

I don't mind
Returning to the repeated phrase from earlier, Not All Tails again affirms their ability to cope with and endure the challenges they face.

No, I don't mind
Repeating the phrase a second time only reinforces this affirmation, suggesting that the singer is truly committed to the idea that they can handle the situation.

I don't mind
One final repetition of the phrase brings the song to a close, leaving the listener with the impression that Not All Tails will continue to persevere and endure through whatever challenges come their way.