Glass Companion
Tub Ring Lyrics


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My companion has been a guest to all the kings and queens alive
My companion is distinguished, charming, and so dignified
So we would share our many ideologies of the night
But lets keep them there they didn't age so well by morning light

Roast the barrels, harvest barley, and ferment the grapes
The feast is over now the time has come for us to wait
So grab a glass pour a drink as we drown ourselves
We had a point but it was hazy just like everything else tonight

Erase the sorrow of the fallen and the sorely missed
And through euphoria you'll relate to this

My family is filled with patriots and Spaniards and the like
My family has joined the Russians and the British through their fights
In the catacombs of monasteries nobles claim to be
So build a cellar and invite the neighbors over just to see





Assess the danger of your actions then you take the risk
And when your bruises are amusing you'll relate to this

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in Tub Ring's song Glass Companion introduce the listener to a companion that has been a guest to all the kings and queens alive, distinguished, charming, and dignified. The singer shares their many ideologies of the night with this companion, but they must keep them there since they didn't age so well by morning light. The feast is over, and it's time to wait, so the singer suggests pouring a drink to drown themselves, admitting that they had a point, but it was hazy just like everything else tonight. The song seems to suggest that sometimes it's better to keep ideas and thoughts to ourselves rather than exploring them in the light of day.


In the second verse, the singer shares that their family is filled with patriots and Spaniards and has joined the Russians and the British in their fights. Nobles claim to be in the catacombs of monasteries, and the singer suggests building a cellar and inviting the neighbors over just to see. The last two lines of the song suggest that sometimes, we need to assess the danger of our actions and take the risk, and when our bruises are amusing, we'll relate to this.


Overall, the song seems to explore themes of secrecy, hiding one's true thoughts and ideas, and the fear of sharing them in the light of day. It suggests that sometimes, it's better to wait, to hide away, and to explore our ideas in private, away from the judging eyes of the world.


Line by Line Meaning

My companion has been a guest to all the kings and queens alive
My drink has been enjoyed by royalty and high society throughout history


My companion is distinguished, charming, and so dignified
My drink is elegant, attractive, and sophisticated


So we would share our many ideologies of the night
We would discuss our beliefs while drinking at night


But lets keep them there they didn't age so well by morning light
Let's just keep our thoughts and opinions to ourselves, as they may not sound as good in the morning


Roast the barrels, harvest barley, and ferment the grapes
The process of making my drink involves roasting barrels, harvesting barley, and fermenting grapes


The feast is over now the time has come for us to wait
The time for celebration is over, now we must wait for the perfect moment to enjoy my drink


So grab a glass pour a drink as we drown ourselves
Let's drink my elegant beverage until we forget about our concerns


We had a point but it was hazy just like everything else tonight
We had a clear idea, but it became unclear as the night went on


Erase the sorrow of the fallen and the sorely missed
Drink my beverage to forget about those who have passed away or those who are missed


And through euphoria you'll relate to this
While experiencing the happiness my drink brings, you will understand its appeal


My family is filled with patriots and Spaniards and the like
My drink has been enjoyed by a variety of cultures and nationalities


My family has joined the Russians and the British through their fights
My drink has united people of different countries during times of war


In the catacombs of monasteries nobles claim to be
Even noble people appreciate my drink, and some may even claim to have enjoyed it in secret places


So build a cellar and invite the neighbors over just to see
Make a special place to store my drink and invite others to witness its allure and history


Assess the danger of your actions then you take the risk
Think about the risks before consuming my drink, but take the leap anyways


And when your bruises are amusing you'll relate to this
Once you're feeling the effects of my drink, you'll understand this experience and find it enjoyable




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Comments from YouTube:

marshiemew

so sad that amazing songs such as this go so unnoticed.

D-Rock Hill

My companion has been a guest to all the kings and queens alive My companion is distinguished, charming, and so dignified So we would share our many ideologies of the night But lets keep them there they didn't age so well by morning light Roast the barrels, harvest barley, and ferment the grapes The feast is over now the time has come for us to wait So grab a glass pour a drink as we drown ourselves We had a point but it was hazy just like everything else tonight

Diana Garcia

How have I gone this far without them in my life?

D-Rock Hill

Erase the sorrow of the fallen and the sorely missed And through euphoria you'll relate to this My family is filled with patriots and Spaniards and the like My family has joined the Russians and the British through their fights In the catacombs of monasteries nobles claim to be So build a cellar and invite the neighbors over just to see Assess the danger of your actions then you take the risk And when your bruises are amusing you'll relate to this

Jordan David

How come the best artists aren't as famous as the mediocre ones?

Foenetik

waddup alkies!

pingtacular

The mediocre people are the *vast* majority. Those of us with better taste are forced to sift through the immense pile of excrement that is popular music in order to find the bands that do something creative and interesting. Good music is not on the radio. Moneymaking music for the mindless masses is on the radio.