Equinox
Reighnbeau Lyrics

The lyrics to Reighnbeau's song Equinox depict a scene where the singer finds solace and comfort in the arms of a loved one. The opening lines, "All in the floor... The coldest morn'," reveal a somber and melancholic setting, maybe a concrete floor or perhaps a metaphorical low point representing the singer's emotional state. However, in the ensuing lines, the singer seeks refuge in the loving arms of the person they cherish, pleading with them to "Hold me, hold me." The contrast between the cold and the warmth and the darkness and the light embodied by the person holding the singer are central themes of the song.

As the song progresses, the singer seems to be describing the darkness that consumes them, perhaps a form of depression or anxiety triggered by the wettest stones that haunt them, but their partner in the white coat provides some form of hope. "We both know better... darkness" suggests that the singer acknowledges the existence of their pain and their partner's, but they are choosing to soldier on together. The chopped vocal samples interspersed throughout the song add a haunting and ethereal quality that heightens the emotional impact of the lyrics.