All Is Found (Lullaby Ending) [Outtake]

Song Meaning

This lullaby paints a vivid picture of a mystical river, a place of both profound discovery and potential peril. The opening lines establish a serene, almost mythical setting where the "north wind meets the sea," immediately grounding the listener in a powerful natural image. The river itself is presented as a repository of "memory," holding "answers and a path." This suggests a journey of self-discovery, where the answers to life's questions are not external but lie within this symbolic body of water. The gentle invitation to "sleep, my darling, safe and sound" contrasts with the underlying warning: "But not too far or you'll be drowned."