Night Signals
Solarstone Lyrics


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So easy, falling in completely
On and on they feed me and forever more
And now I wonder how we may go beyond us
Every word is stardust as we speak

Conceal me, hide me from my body
For it tries to haunt me, teach me to be whole
And this possession, turning to obsession
How can we be learning to be free?

Listen to your name when you hear me calling.

I share your breath upon me softly
Pillows gently rock me, guide me as I sleep
And then you′ll find me, we will be together
Now until forever

Listen to your name when you hear me calling.

Prepare me strawberry vanilla
Happy ever after, that is all I need
I'll be longing for stories we imagine
Capture them for bad times we may meet





Listen to your name when you hear me calling.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Solarstone's song Night Signals depict a feeling of deep connection and intimacy with someone else. The starting lines of the song, "So easy, falling in completely/ On and on they feed me and forever more" suggest that the singer is relinquishing control and completely surrendering to the other person. The second line further emphasizes the intensity of the connection as it hints at a never-ending bond.


The song continues to explore the idea of being vulnerable with someone and the need for protection from oneself. "Conceal me, hide me from my body/ For it tries to haunt me, teach me to be whole" portrays the need to hide from one's own demons and to seek out the other person for comfort and guidance. The lyrics also mention the idea of possession and obsession, but instead of shying away from them, the singer wonders if they can learn to be free.


The chorus "Listen to your name when you hear me calling" reinforces the theme of connection and the need to be heard and acknowledged by the other person. The line "Pillows gently rock me, guide me as I sleep" depicts a sense of security and comfort in the presence of the other person, with a promise of being together always.


Overall, the lyrics of Night Signals emphasize the profound and transformative power of human connection, and the ways in which one person can serve as a refuge from the anxieties and pains of life.


Line by Line Meaning

So easy, falling in completely
It is effortless to fall wholeheartedly in love.


On and on they feed me and forever more
The feelings of love are infinite and continuously nourish the soul.


And now I wonder how we may go beyond us
The singer is introspectively considering how they can surpass the limitations of their relationship.


Every word is stardust as we speak
The language and emotions exchanged between the two lovers are magical and transcendental.


Conceal me, hide me from my body
The artist wishes to dissociate from their physical form and connect with their partner on a spiritual level.


For it tries to haunt me, teach me to be whole
The singer's physical form troubles them and they desire enlightenment and healing.


And this possession, turning to obsession
The love between the two is becoming all-consuming and unhealthy.


How can we be learning to be free?
The lovers question how they can balance their need for each other with their desire for freedom.


Listen to your name when you hear me calling.
The artist wants their partner to pay attention and be present when they communicate.


I share your breath upon me softly
The artist feels their partner's presence and love even when they are not physically together.


Pillows gently rock me, guide me as I sleep
The singer feels comfort and security in the thought of their partner's love.


And then you'll find me, we will be together Now until forever
The artist is confident that they will be reunited with their lover and that they will be together forever.


Prepare me strawberry vanilla Happy ever after, that is all I need
The singer desires simple pleasures and a happily ever after with their lover.


I'll be longing for stories we imagine Capture them for bad times we may meet
The singer wishes to hold onto the memories and fantasies they create with their lover, to draw from during difficult times.




Writer(s): Richard Mowatt, Julie Scott

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