Outside
Seapony Lyrics
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Anyone still follow me right up to the grave.
Outside, outside, a long time ago, a long time ago.
Outside, outside, a long time ago, a long time ago.
After chase a little while when I think of you,
And the days are all the same, what else can I do?
Outside, outside, a long time ago, a long time ago.
Outside, outside, a long time ago, a long time ago.
Outside, outside, a long time ago, a long time ago.
Outside, outside, a long time ago, a long time ago.
The lyrics of Seapony's song "Outside" seem to be describing a sense of nostalgia and longing for a past relationship or time. The repetition of the word "outside" suggests a yearning for something outside of oneself, perhaps a connection to something or someone beyond the confines of their own thoughts and feelings. When the singer is outside and hears their name called, it seems to reflect a sort of yearning for connection and recognition from the person they have left behind. The reference to "right up to the grave" suggests a sense of finality and mortality, as if the relationship has ended and there's no going back.
The second stanza seems to be reflecting on the futility of trying to forget about the past love interest. The singer mentions chasing after something, but ultimately feeling trapped in a cycle of unchanging days. The repetition of the phrase "a long time ago" suggests that the relationship is far in the past, yet still lingers in the singer's mind.
Line by Line Meaning
Every time I go outside and you call my name
Whenever I venture outside and you beckon me by saying my name
Anyone still follow me right up to the grave.
Someone would continue trailing me even after I pass away.
After chase a little while when I think of you,
After pursuing this for a while, when I ponder about you,
And the days are all the same, what else can I do?
And when every day feels identical, what am I supposed to do?
Outside, outside, a long time ago, a long time ago.
I was outside, some time ago, in the past. This is a repetitive phrase.
Outside, outside, a long time ago, a long time ago.
I was outside, some time ago, in the past. This is a repetitive phrase.
Contributed by Emma H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.