Let It Roll
Rolling Wisdom: Embrace Life's Flow with Allen, Mack, Myers & Moore
Lyrics
Let it roll, let it roll, let it roll on down the hill
Encouraging the listener to let things flow naturally, not resisting or controlling.
Let your weeping and your worrying roll on down the hill
Suggesting that tears and worries should also be allowed to flow away effortlessly.
Well, the sun may sink this evening, it comes up tomorrow still
Reflecting on the cyclical nature of life, acknowledging that even after setbacks, a new day will come.
Let it roll, let it roll, let it roll on down the hill
Reiterating the advice to let things roll, emphasizing the importance of letting go.
Well, hey hey hey hey hey hey you!
An energetic expression, possibly signaling a shift in the tone or mood of the song.
Let it roll, let it roll, let it roll
Repeating the call to let things roll, reinforcing the central theme of the song.
Keep it loose, keep it loose if you wanna hold it tight
Advising to maintain flexibility and not hold onto things too tightly for a more relaxed experience.
Give yourself some room to breathe, everything will be alright
Encouraging the listener to create space and allow things to unfold naturally, ensuring that everything will be fine.
Well, I may not know what I'm talking about, then again I might
Expressing uncertainty about the speaker's knowledge, adding a touch of humility or introspection.
Keep it loose, keep it loose if you wanna hold it tight
Reiterating the importance of staying loose and not being overly rigid in one's approach.
Well, hey hey hey hey hey hey you!
Similar to line 6, possibly serving as a refrain or a catchy interlude.
Keep it loose, keep it loose, keep it loose
Repeating the advice to keep things loose for emphasis.
Let it rain, let it rain, it'll help your garden grow
Suggesting that challenges (represented by rain) can be beneficial, aiding personal growth.
Might muddy up your shoes a bit, might dirty up your floor
Acknowledging that facing challenges may create temporary discomfort or mess.
It might make you feel like crying, but there's just one thing I know
Recognizing that difficult experiences may evoke sadness but expressing a positive perspective.
Let it rain, let it rain, it'll help your garden grown
Reiterating the idea that challenges contribute to personal development.
Well, hey hey hey hey hey hey you!
Similar to lines 6 and 14, possibly serving as a refrain or a catchy interlude.
Let it roll, let it roll, let it roll
Repeating the call to let things roll, maintaining the song's central theme.
Let it roll, let it roll, let it roll on down the hill
Reiteration of the opening lines, emphasizing the continuity of the advice.
Let your weeping and your worrying roll on down the hill
Repeating the idea that tears and worries should be allowed to roll away.
Well, the sun might sink this evening, it comes up tomorrow still
Reiterating the cyclical nature of life, reinforcing hope for a new day despite current challenges.
Let it roll, let it roll, let it roll on down the hill
Concluding with a final call to let things roll, summarizing the song's overarching message.
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