Morning Blue Lyrics – Giant Rooks Meaning & Facts By (Singles). You Can Watch This Video On YouTube While The Lyrics Are Written By Luca Göttner, Jonathan Wischniowski, Frederik Rabe, Finn Thomas & Finn Jonas Schwieters. The Music Track Was Released Date :Jul. 8, 2022.
[Verse 1]
It’s not worth the mention, the way I feel
Oh, I just kinda hoped it wasn’t real
Startin’ the engines every single day (Huh)
But everywhere I go, I couldn’t stay
[Explanation of Verse 1]
The speaker begins by expressing a sense of emotional detachment, mentioning that the feelings aren’t worth mentioning and that they had hoped those feelings weren’t real. The metaphor of starting the engines every day but not being able to stay wherever they go suggests a sense of restlessness or an inability to find a sense of permanence.
[Pre-Chorus]
It’s just a daydream, it’s not what it seems
Intoxicatin’, hallucinatin’
I keep on changin’ to make a statement
I gotta go (I gotta go, I gotta go)
[Explanation of Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus introduces the idea of daydreaming, emphasizing that it’s not what it seems and may involve intoxicating or hallucinatory experiences. The speaker mentions a unbroken process of change, possibly as a way to make a check, and expresses a need to move on.
[Chorus]
You know I’ll be on my way-ay-ay-ay to you
I wanna feel like I’m supposed to
Sendin’ shivers down my spine
I’m on my back, you’re on my mind
Get away-ay-ay in the mornin’ blue
[Explanation of Chorus]
The chorus reflects the speaker’s desire to be on their way to someone, wanting to feel a certain way and experiencing a physical and emotional reaction (shivers down the spine) when thinking about that person. The mention of getting away in the morning suggests a longing for a fresh start.
[Post-Chorus]
But I can’t get over you
(But I can’t get over you)
[Explanation of Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus is a repetition of the line “But I can’t get over you,” emphasizing the difficulty the speaker faces in moving on.
[Verse 2]
I can feel the tension runnin’ through my veins
Oh, I’ve been feedin’ myself to the flame
If I paid close attention, I could makе it last
But I can’t form a thought inside my head
[Explanation of Verse 2]
The second verse introduces a sense of tension running through the speaker’s veins and the acknowledgment of self-destructive behavior, feeding themselves to the flame.
[Pre-Chorus]
Too much at stake hеre, I cannot stay here
I gotta go (I gotta go, I gotta go)
[Explanation of Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus is repeated, reiterating the speaker’s need to leave and move on due to high stakes and an inability to stay.
[Chorus]
You know I’ll be on my way-ay-ay-ay to you
I wanna feel like I’m supposed to
Sendin’ shivers down my spine
I’m on my back, you’re on my mind
Get away-ay-ay in the mornin’ blue
[Explanation of Chorus]
The chorus is repeated, emphasizing the persistent desire to be on the way to someone and the inability to get over them.
[Post-Chorus]
But I can’t get over you
(But I can’t get over you)
[Explanation of Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus is a repetition of the line “But I can’t get over you,” emphasizing the difficulty the speaker faces in moving on.
[Bridge]
Oh, we have come so far
But couldn’t reach the stars
Oh no, it’s still too far
Too far away
Oh, we have come so far
But couldn’t reach the stars
Oh no, it’s still too far
[Explanation of Bridge]
The ground introduces a reflection on progress and reaching for unobtainable pretensions. The repeated line “Oh, we have come so far, but couldn’t reach the stars” conveys a sense of striving for something elusive.
[Chorus]
I’ll be on my way-ay-ay-ay to you
I wanna feel like I’m supposed to
Sendin’ shivers down my spine
I’m on my back, you’re on my mind
Get away-ay-ay, I get away-ay-ay in the mornin’ blue
[Explanation of Chorus]
The chorus is repeated, maintaining the theme of wanting to be on the way to someone and expressing the inability to get over them.
[Post-Chorus]
But I can’t get over you
(But I can’t get over you)
But I can’t get over you
Oh, we have come so far
But couldn’t reach the stars
Oh no, it’s still too far
Too far away
Oh, we have come so far
But couldn’t reach the stars
Oh no, it’s still too far
[Explanation of Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus is repeated, emphasizing the ongoing struggle of not being able to get over the person.
[Outro]
Too far away-ay-ay-ay
Too far away-ay-ay-ay
[Explanation of Outro]
The outro repeats the idea of coming far but not reaching the stars, emphasizing that the distance is still too far away.