Dreamy Light
Scarecrow & Tinmen Lyrics
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Infinitely is a longer time than I thought I'd fly
Pre-Chorus
I wonder, wonder, wonder why the dreamer's dream never dies
Dreaming of a creamy sky, living more than you or I
Chorus
Sighing inwardly, I'd die to find my dreamings realized
Quietly I'm viewing brilliance, Your majesty
Creation kneels in humble reverence, eternally
Pre-Chorus
I wonder, wonder, wonder why the dreamer's dream never dies
Dreaming of a creamy sky, living more than you or I
Chorus
I try to hard to fly, trudging far beneath the sky
Sighing inwardly I'd die to find my dreamings realized
Bridge
I'm flying into the simple light
I'm flying into eternal light
I'm flying into
I'm flying into Your light
I'm flying into Your dreamy light
Pre-Chorus
I wonder, wonder, wonder why the dreamer's dream never dies
Dreaming of a creamy sky, living more than you or I
Chorus
I try to hard to fly, trudging far beneath the sky
Sighing inwardly I'd die to find my dreamings realized
The lyrics of Scarecrow & Tinmen's song Dreamy Light are poetic and enchanting, full of references to dreams, flying and light. The song speaks of mystery and the power of imagination, and of the endless possibilities that exist when we allow ourselves to dream.
The first two lines of the song set the tone for the rest of the lyrics, hinting at the infinite possibilities that exist within the act of dreaming. The pre-chorus speaks of the power of dreams themselves, and how they never truly die, even as we continue to experience the challenges and setbacks of daily life. The chorus speaks of the struggle to realize one's dreams, of the feeling of being weighed down by the limitations of the physical world and the longing for something greater.
The second verse of the song is more introspective, with the singer describing a sense of awe and wonder at the brilliance of the world around them. The reference to creation kneeling in humble reverence speaks to the idea that we are all a part of something greater than ourselves, and that there is power in recognizing and respecting that fact.
Overall, the lyrics of Dreamy Light are deeply evocative, encouraging listeners to embrace the power of their own imagination and to never stop dreaming.
Line by Line Meaning
Mystery accompanied by wondering
The sense of mystery is often accompanied by wondering and contemplating the unknown.
Infinitely is a longer time than I thought I'd fly
The experience of flying seems to make time feel infinite, much longer than expected.
I wonder, wonder, wonder why the dreamer's dream never dies
There is a constant curiosity about why dreamers are able to keep their dreams alive and not let them die.
Dreaming of a creamy sky, living more than you or I
The dreamer's vision includes a creamy sky that represents living life to its fullest extent.
I try to hard to fly, trudging far beneath the sky
Despite the effort put into flying, it's still difficult and feels like a struggle to reach high in the sky.
Sighing inwardly, I'd die to find my dreamings realized
The desire for dreams to come true is so strong that it feels like life would be meaningless without them.
Quietly I'm viewing brilliance, Your majesty
In a state of quiet observation, the brilliance and majesty of the world is being appreciated and recognized.
Creation kneels in humble reverence, eternally
The awe-inspiring nature of creation inspires a sense of reverence and humility that lasts forever.
I'm flying into the simple light
Flying towards a simple and straightforward path, without any complications or obstacles.
I'm flying into eternal light
Moving towards a source of light that's constant and never-ending in its illumination.
I'm flying into
In the process of flying towards something greater and bigger than oneself.
I'm flying into Your light
The light being flown into is associated with a higher power or divine force.
I'm flying into Your dreamy light
The light being flown into is associated with a dreamlike state, where anything is possible and everything is achievable.
Contributed by Addison N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.