Call Me Little Sunshine

Ghost's 'Call Me Little Sunshine' is a song that intertwines themes of companionship, darkness, and the supernatural. The lyrics suggest a presence that offers comfort and guidance during times of loneliness and despair, particularly emphasizing the idea that one is never truly alone. The repeated lines 'You will never walk alone' and 'You can always reach me' reinforce this message of constant, albeit eerie, support.

The invocation of 'Little Sunshine' juxtaposed with 'Mephistopheles'—a demon from German folklore, most famously featured in the Faust legend—introduces a duality of light and darkness. This duality could represent the complex nature of the entity being called upon, which appears to be both a source of light in the darkness and a potentially malevolent force. The song's atmosphere is further enriched by Ghost's signature style, which often blends heavy metal with melodic elements and themes of the occult.

The closing lines of the song, 'Even when you're dead and gone / You can always reach me,' suggest an eternal bond that transcends life and death. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for the enduring nature of certain relationships or connections, whether they be spiritual, emotional, or otherwise. The song leaves listeners with a haunting reminder of the thin veil between life and the afterlife, and the possibility of contact beyond the grave.