The lighthouse
Whyzdom Lyrics


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Can you hear the wind that's rising in the night
Can you see the clouds gathering in the sky
Covering the sparkling stars

I can feel the storm that's rushing in my sails
I can feel the waves erupting like bursts of white flames
But it's too late to turn back
Deeper than the tears
Deeper than the seven seas
Darkness covers the flows
Darkness swallowed my hope

Oh, the lighthouse was shut down tonight
A storm is rising on the seven seas
Don't rely on faith or destiny
Ride the crests of the waves
And cut through the wrath of Leviathan

Can you hear the mermaids' soothing lullaby
Are you looking at her arms opening wide
Lost in the blue of her eyes

I can see the typhoon swirling in the night
I can see the lightning revealing the fear in our eyes
As we see there is no way back

Oh, the lighthouse was shut down tonight
A storm is rising on the seven seas
Don't rely on faith or destiny




Ride the crests of the waves
And cut through the wrath of Leviathan

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Whyzdom's song The Lighthouse speak of a storm that is coming and the impending danger that follows. Through vivid imagery, the lyrics describe the ominous clouds gathering in the sky, the storm that is rushing in the sails, and the waves erupting like bursts of white flames. The singer of the song is in the midst of this turmoil, unable to turn back even though it's too late. The lyrics also speak of deeper darkness that covers the flows and swallowed the hope, signifying the darkness of despair and the fear of what will come.


The song speaks of a lighthouse that was shut down, perhaps as a metaphor for guidance and direction in life. The storm that is coming represents the challenges that one must face in life, and the need to keep moving forward despite the danger. The lyrics encourage one to not rely on faith or destiny to get through the storm, but to ride the crests of the waves and cut through the wrath of Leviathan, the mythical sea monster.


The Lighthouse is a metaphor for the challenges and trials that one faces in life. The song encourages listeners to face their fears and challenges head-on, and to rely on their own strength and courage to overcome them. Through the vivid imagery and powerful metaphors, the song reminds us that even in the darkest of times, there is still hope.


Line by Line Meaning

Can you hear the wind that's rising in the night
Asking if you're aware of the approaching danger, in the form of a storm, which can be heard in the night wind


Can you see the clouds gathering in the sky
Asking if you're aware of the approaching danger, in the form of a storm, which can be seen in the cloud formations


Covering the sparkling stars
The storm clouds are obscuring the beautiful starry night sky


I can feel the storm that's rushing in my sails
The artist is aware of the approaching storm and feels it affecting their boat


I can feel the waves erupting like bursts of white flames
The storm is churning up the waves and they're violently crashing against the boat like bursts of fire


But it's too late to turn back
Despite sensing the danger, the singer realizes they're already in too deep and cannot turn back from the storm


Deeper than the tears
The darkness or despair they're feeling is deeper than just tears


Deeper than the seven seas
The depth of their despair exceeds the depths of the entire ocean


Darkness covers the flows
Their situation is bleak, and the darkness is a metaphor for their lack of hope


Darkness swallowed my hope
Their hope has been completely consumed by the darkness


Oh, the lighthouse was shut down tonight
The lighthouse, a symbol of guidance and safety, has failed to help them tonight


A storm is rising on the seven seas
Again referencing the approaching danger that is the storm


Don't rely on faith or destiny
The singer is saying that relying on chance or fate won't save them in this situation


Ride the crests of the waves
They need to be brave and face the storm head-on


And cut through the wrath of Leviathan
To overcome this situation, they need to overcome the force of the storm, which is metaphorically represented by the powerful sea creature, Leviathan


Can you hear the mermaids' soothing lullaby
Asking if you can hear the tempting call for escape from the danger, represented by the mermaid's song


Are you looking at her arms opening wide
The mermaid's arms are beckoning the artist towards the safety of the underwater world, away from the chaos of the storm


Lost in the blue of her eyes
The singer is captivated by the mermaid's beauty and the calmness of her eyes, tempting them to give up and be lured to safety


I can see the typhoon swirling in the night
The storm is growing increasingly violent and the singer can see the dangerous typhoon growing in strength


I can see the lightning revealing the fear in our eyes
The danger of the storm is clear to everyone, and the lightning is frighteningly exposing the fear in their eyes


As we see there is no way back
The reality of the situation is hitting everyone, and the realization that escape is not possible sets in




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