On the Wheel
Endless Roads of Love: Abe Abraham's Poetic Journey
Lyrics
Long as there’s a river running back into the sea
Expressing enduring love, comparing it to a river that always returns to the sea.
Calling out to all the lonely people
Inviting those who feel lonely to connect or resonate with the message.
Long as there’s a road that has you sitting next to me
Emphasizing the presence of a shared journey on a road, possibly with a partner.
Driving home with one hand on the wheel
Describing the act of driving home, a familiar and intimate activity, with one hand on the wheel.
I will wait
Expressing a willingness to wait patiently for something or someone.
And take the long way
Indicating a commitment to taking a more time-consuming or challenging path.
Long as there’s a voice that can be singing in the air
Highlighting the significance of a voice, whether conveying happiness or confusion.
Be it happiness or of confusion
Acknowledging the diverse emotions that can be expressed through singing.
And tiny lights to flicker through the branches up the stairs
Imagery of lights flickering through branches suggests moments of clarity or inspiration.
When you finally know there’s nothing left to lose and
Suggesting a realization that there is nothing left to lose, possibly a turning point.
I will wait
Reiteration of the willingness to wait patiently, possibly emphasizing resilience.
And take the long way
Reaffirming the commitment to taking a longer, more challenging route.
Long as you remember that I loved you all the time
Affirming continuous love, even in the face of saying goodbye.
Even when I had to tell you goodbye
Acknowledging the difficulty of saying goodbye but emphasizing the enduring love.
And I still walk around a lot and have you on my mind
Reflecting on persistent thoughts of a person, even while walking around.
And when I see my street you know that sometimes
Connecting the act of seeing a familiar street with memories of the person being thought about.
I still wait
Continuing to wait patiently, suggesting an ongoing commitment to the journey.
And take the long way
Reiterating the preference for taking the longer route, possibly signifying a deliberate and patient approach.
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