Radiohead: Separator Meaning
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Separator Lyrics
From a long, weary dream
The sweetest flowers and fruits hang from the trees
Falling off the giant bird that's been carrying me
It's like I'm falling out of bed from a long and vivid dream
Just exactly as I...
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This song is about shock. Whether the shock originates from a relationship with a woman or not is still under debate. They are comparing the situation like falling out of an awesome dream and plumeting to reality.
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This song is about someone who just got out of a relationship. It feels so surreal and it feels like they have just been woken from a long dream. The individual still believes that the relationship will come back in the future.
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