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days intention

Does it make sense to you?
Not much. I assume that Anders omitted the preposition of because it didn't fit the meter of his song: After days (of) intention and survival, you meet the starlets living in this town. = After days of surviving and trying to meet the starlets, you finally meet the starlets who live in this town.
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Does it make sense to you?
No, not without owlman5's help. But, you will very often find song lyrics quite often use bad grammar and shortcuts in grammar. I gave up long ago trying to make sense of them.
Does it make sense to you?
No.

But that is fine. Song lyrics are poetry (expressing emotion and memories, or hinting at things only the author understands).

Song lyrics are not prose, which expresses a meaning. So only prose "makes sense".

Prose follows grammar rules. Poetry does not.
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