Immersed in a melancholic atmosphere, this lyrical piece explores the complexities of human relationships and self-destruction. The song seems to revolve around a relationship that has been marred by substance abuse and emotional turmoil. The protagonist feels trapped in the destructive cycle, where love is overshadowed by addiction. The mention of 'Granville' could be symbolic of a place or phase in life that triggers painful memories. The chorus speaks of fleeting moments of relief found in ordinary company and the golden light of morning, only to return to the harsh reality. It's an honest depiction of how addiction can consume a person's life, leaving them yearning for normalcy while battling their demons. This poignant narrative serves as a stark reminder of how easily one can lose themselves in the labyrinth of addiction and regret.
Up Granville
Lyrics
When you're sad inside
Whipping up your lines about destroying
Like you could only care for
The bitter end of it again
Hold me at your side
Call me to deny that I had loved you
When I already can't even walk
Past twelfth to get up Granville
Even at the golden light of morning
Leading you away from all this strife
Having ordinary company
That always leaves you dry
Even at the cocaine continental
Laughing at the way you cut your lines
Having all of everybody's bag
And bucking up the time
When you've had enough
So you tossed it up like skeet and shot it
Just to mark up your week
With a little candy of blood-red
Even at the golden light of morning
Leading you away from all this strife
Having ordinary company
That always leaves you dry
Even at the cocaine continental
Laughing at the way you cut your lines
Having all of everybody's bag
And bucking up the time
Writer(s): Christopher Vanderkooy, Michael Pascuzzi, Neil Smith, Peter Wilton
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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