Channel 7 Has One Less Viewer In Athens
Journey Through Uncharted Roads: A Musical Odyssey
Lyrics
This place serves water in two states
This place offers water in both liquid and solid states.
I had ice in Minnesota and it melted
I experienced freezing temperatures in Minnesota, causing ice to melt.
Please hold the North Dakota
Request to wait for or consider North Dakota.
This road has paved two lanes
The road has created two separate lanes.
I drove right into a lake
I accidentally drove into a lake.
Instead of paying tolls
Choosing to avoid tolls, even if it means risking drowning.
I'd rather drown than pay my way to a weigh station
Expressing a preference for drowning over paying at a weigh station.
I came back underwater
Returning underwater, finding nothing.
To find nothing
Discovering emptiness upon returning.
Good one I said my van got towed away
Humorously claiming that the van was towed away.
I saw leaves falling towards the cars
Observing leaves falling towards cars.
Leaving their destinations
Leaves deviating from their intended destinations.
Before I had a chance to call shotgun
Missing the chance to call "shotgun" (front passenger seat).
To walk home I would have
Considering walking home and navigating by the stars.
To follow the constellations
To walk home, following the constellations would be necessary.
But I doubt that I could even find the moon
Doubting the ability to locate the moon through clouds and rain.
Through the clouds and the rain
Challenges of perceiving things through obstacles and limited vision.
And tunnel vision
Mention of tunnel vision, a narrow focus.
Someone pulled over and asked the situation
Someone stops and inquires about the situation.
Could you I said
Asking the person if they can drive to Green Bay.
Drive me to Green Bay
Requesting a ride to Green Bay.
Center lines pass on the left
Noting the passing of center lines, possibly symbolizing change.
And so did my van
The van also passes on the left, continuing the journey.
I said that I just lost today
Expressing a sense of defeat or failure, having just "lost today."
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