Discover the poetic beauty in ‘Their Lovers Fall’ by A Small Victory. This lyric breakdown takes you on a journey through the artist’s thoughts, emotions, and the story they aim to tell. From clever metaphors to evocative imagery, we delve into the nuances that make this song a lyrical masterpiece. Whether you’re a fan of A Small Victory or a lover of well-crafted words, our detailed analysis will give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of this song.
Sitting here alone at this one stop train station
With nothing to keep my mind at bay
But the smiles on stranger’s faces
And the moment when I saw your eyes peering through that frosted window
I swear I felt this scarf get tighten around my neck, around my neck
I swear I felt this scarf get tighten around my neck, around my neck
And now I just sit here waiting
Now it seems that I don’t even have to try to keep your mouth shut
And you know that I would do anything
Just to hear you scream and break this silence at the top of your lungs
Yet breaking the silence with you is like pulling my teeth out
Yeah breaking the silence with you is like pulling my teeth out
And now I just sit here waiting,
Now we’re spending this years holidays alone
Nothing left to keep us warm,
Nothing left to keep us warm
So we’re spending this years holidays alone,
Nothing left to keep us warm,
Nothing left to keep us warm
But the fire that burns in our guts and we can count the doves
As one by one their lovers fall,
As one by one their lovers fall,
Like the fire that burns in our guts, and we can count the doves,
As one by one their lovers fall,
As one by one their lovers fall,
Crashing into the ground, exploding in the air,
As the earth opens up beneath to swallow their empty corpses
So we’re spending this years holiday’s alone
Nothing left to keep us warm,
Nothing left to keep us warm,
So we’re spending this year’s holiday’s alone,
Nothing left to keep us warm,
Nothing left to keep us warm,
But the fire that burns in our guts
And we can count the doves,
As one by one their lovers fall