Kid & Leveret Lyrics – Yaelokre

“Kid & Leveret” is a new english song by Yaelokre, released on Yaelokre’s official YouTube channel on February 21, 2025. The song is written by Keath Osk and produced by Medyo maybe & Emil Ortega, delivering a hauntingly poetic and deeply introspective experience. Through its enigmatic lyrics and vivid storytelling, the track immerses listeners in a world of memory, loss, and transformation, blending folk-inspired imagery with an eerie, almost mythical undertone.

At its core, “Kid & Leveret” is a story of two children navigating a world shaped by forgotten places, lost homes, and the weight of history. The lyrics paint a surreal, fable-like journey, where innocence meets chaos, and past wounds shape the present. The song explores themes of survival, identity, and fate, wrapped in a dreamlike narrative filled with cryptic symbolism—from abandoned fields to marionettes and larks. The use of evocative language and layered metaphors invites multiple interpretations, making it a deeply immersive and emotionally resonant piece.

Kid & Leveret Details

Song	Kid & Leveret
Artists	Yaelokre
Written By	Keath Osk
Produced By	Medyo maybe & Emil Ortega
Label	Yaelokre
Language	English
Released Date	Feb 21, 2025

Kid & Leveret Lyrics

[Intro]
This is a story
About two children
One who hid to be heard
And another who ran to be remembered
I present to you, “Kid & Leveret”
Ooh-woah, ooh-woah, ooh-woah, ooh-woah
Ooh, woah, oh-oh, oh

[Chorus]
Found in forgotten fields of flaxen
I was the leveret in hiding
Rowdy and rigorous they reave and rally
There, where the houses once stood

[Verse 1]
It used to be a kingdom
For a foolish majesty
Then he put his hands over his ears
And welcomed entropy
Came the undergrowth
Overburdening before
What is left is a hamlet
And the wails of yore

[Chorus]
Found in forgotten fields of flaxen
I was the leveret in hiding
Rowdy and rigorous they reave and rally
There, where the houses once stood

[Verse 2]
Bam, bam, bam
Down the door and here I am
Beyond the cranny
“Come hither,” says the feathered lady
“Fare thee well to the hound that held your home”
Foreboding, farther off we’ll go

[Chorus]
Found in forgotten fields of flaxen
I was the leveret in hiding (You were the leveret in hiding)
Rowdy and rigorous they reave and rally
There, where the houses once stood

[Post-Chorus]
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh (Oh-oh, oh-oh)
Ah-oh, ah-oh, ah-oh (Oh-oh, oh-oh)
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh (Oh-oh, oh-oh)
Ah-oh, ah-oh, ah-oh (Oh-oh, oh-oh)

[Bridge]
Her father was a doll maker
He taught her how to weave one’s movement
The marionette who took the thread
When the baron lost his head
Oh!
A spider, a spinner, believe her, she’s a mother
A woe of many morns, amidst a storm
She receives a knock on the door
A sight of silver and locks of gold
Kid among beast of metal and malice
I was real and she was alone
Bird among bears of bark and leaves
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh (Oh-oh, oh-oh)
Ah-oh, ah-oh, ah (Oh-oh, oh-oh)
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh (Oh-oh, oh-oh)
Ah-oh, ah-oh (Oh-oh, oh-oh)

[Chorus]
Found in forgotten
Bird among bears of bark and leaves
Found in forgotten
Bird among bears of bark and leaves
Found in forgotten fields of flaxen
I was the leveret (You were the leveret)
In hiding (You are the lover, where the yarrow grows)
Rowdy and rigorous they reave and rally
(I will be awakened, no longer I am puppeted)
There, where the houses once stood
(String from your instrument)
Found in forgotten fields of flaxen
(Rather from her fingers, dearest though she was)
I was the leveret in hiding
(She never saw me silence, silence)
(I won’t go far, I promise)
(Candles were a start now here I am at my brightest)
Rowdy and rigorous they reave and rally
(Win or wound me with a kiss)
There, where the houses once stood
(Find me where the Lark is)
(Find me where the yarrow grows)
Found in forgotten fields of flaxen
(I will be awakened, no longer I am puppeted)
I was the leveret in hiding
(String from your instrument)
(Rather from her fingers, dearest though she was)
Rowdy and rigorous they reave and rally
(She never saw me at my brightest)
There, where the houses once stood
(However when that happens)
(Pray to never)

[Outro]
Take my hand (Take me far)
I’ll let us wander (Wander away)
Far from where (From)
We had once been strung (Once we were)
I can see you not for your eyes
I can hear you’ve left me entwined
Where do we go?
We’re running slow
From the house
From the hills, to the fields
To the humming groves

Kid & Leveret Meaning

[Intro]
The song opens with a narrated introduction, setting the stage for a tale of two children—one who “hid to be heard” and another who “ran to be remembered.” This poetic framing introduces the duality of the song’s protagonists and their contrasting approaches to survival. The haunting vocalizations that follow create an ethereal atmosphere, pulling the listener into the story’s mysterious world.

[Chorus]
The chorus introduces the perspective of the leveret, a young hare in hiding, serving as a metaphor for fear, fragility, and displacement. The “forgotten fields of flaxen” symbolize lost places and memories, while the chaotic “rowdy and rigorous” figures who “reave and rally” represent destruction and turmoil. The repetition of “where the houses once stood” reinforces a sense of loss and longing, suggesting a past that has been erased or overtaken.

[Verse 1]
This verse shifts into a more historical and metaphorical tone, describing a once-glorious “kingdom” that fell into ruin under a leader who “put his hands over his ears”—a possible commentary on ignorance, denial, or failed leadership. The imagery of “welcoming entropy” and the “wails of yore” paints a picture of decay, both literal and emotional. The transition from a thriving kingdom to a “hamlet” suggests that something powerful has been reduced to mere remnants, setting up the song’s theme of irreversible change.

[Chorus]
The return of the chorus reinforces the sense of repetition and inevitability. The idea of hiding as a leveret remains central, emphasizing the theme of vulnerability and the struggle to survive in an unstable world. The “rowdy and rigorous” figures continue their march of destruction, leaving the protagonist displaced.

[Verse 2]
The sudden “Bam, bam, bam” introduces a jarring shift, as if something—or someone—has forcefully entered the scene. The “cranny” represents a place of concealment, but it is no longer safe. The “feathered lady” beckons the protagonist to follow, possibly acting as a guide or an omen. The line “Fare thee well to the hound that held your home” suggests a farewell to something once familiar, perhaps an authority figure, a guardian, or a force of oppression. The final line—”Foreboding, farther off we’ll go”—confirms that the journey ahead is uncertain and ominous.

[Chorus]
This repetition of the chorus introduces slight variations, incorporating echoes of another voice (“You were the leveret in hiding”), adding an eerie, layered effect. The suggestion of multiple perspectives heightens the song’s storytelling depth, as if someone else is recalling or acknowledging the protagonist’s struggle.

[Post-Chorus]
This section consists of haunting, wordless vocalizations, further deepening the song’s dreamlike quality. The sounds evoke distant echoes, memories, or even spirits lingering in the forgotten fields.

[Bridge]
The song takes a significant turn here, introducing a new character—a girl whose father was a doll maker. This imagery suggests themes of control, artistry, and possibly manipulation. The marionette metaphor strengthens this idea, linking it to the overarching narrative of power and fate. The “spider, a spinner” description aligns her with themes of weaving and storytelling, reinforcing her role as a creator or orchestrator of events. The introduction of the “kid” alongside beasts of “metal and malice” hints at a clash between innocence and industrial or mechanical forces. The “bird among bears of bark and leaves” imagery suggests a fragile presence in a world dominated by stronger, more imposing figures. The layering of voices and the continued poetic descriptions add a sense of mysticism to the unfolding events.

[Chorus]
This version of the chorus introduces additional lyrics, furthering the transformation of the protagonist. The once-hidden leveret now seems to shift identities, reflecting on the past while embracing change. The imagery of “yarrow” (a plant associated with healing and divination) and the statement “I will be awakened, no longer I am puppeted” indicate a growing awareness and a desire for self-determination. The references to “string from your instrument” and “rather from her fingers” suggest a breaking away from manipulation and an emergence into autonomy.

[Outro]
The outro presents a resolution of sorts, with the protagonist offering their hand and leading the listener away from where they were once “strung.” The repeated references to running and wandering away from past constraints imply escape, growth, or transcendence. The closing lines—”Where do we go? / We’re running slow”—leave the story open-ended, reinforcing the idea that journeys of self-discovery and healing are ongoing rather than finite.

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