Jailbird

Journey through Turbulence: Unveiling Life's Changes in 'Jailbird'
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Lyrics

Life in the seventies

Reflecting on life during the 1970s.

Our man was at his peak

Describing a man who was at the peak of his life.

It's a sermon on the mount

Comparing the situation to a sermon on the mount, possibly indicating a significant or pivotal moment.

I been brought up on the east side

The speaker's upbringing on the east side is mentioned.

Life in a hurricane

Describing life as tumultuous, akin to a hurricane.

Where nothing stays the same

Highlighting the impermanence of things, where nothing stays the same.

And things are pretty plain

Stating that things are straightforward or clear.

Jailbird heading south for a lifetime

Referring to a jailbird heading south, possibly indicating a person facing consequences or challenges.

That bird begins to sing

The jailbird begins to sing, suggesting a form of expression or confession.

It's only to keep em clean

Suggesting that the singing is a way to maintain cleanliness or purity.

Jailbird, spread your wings

Encouraging the jailbird to spread wings, possibly symbolizing freedom or escape.

Don't you fly away

Advising against flying away, implying a desire for the jailbird to stay.

Jailbird, spread your wings

Repetition of the encouragement to spread wings for cleanliness.

It's only to keep em clean

Reiteration of the singing's purpose for cleanliness.

Jailbird, spread your wings

Repetition of the encouragement against flying away.

Don't you fly away

Reiteration of advising against flying away.

Jailbird, spread your wings

Continuation of encouraging the jailbird to spread wings.

Maybe I'll float downstream

Contemplating floating downstream, suggesting going with the flow of life.

Life in the seventies

Repeating the reflection on life in the 1970s.

Our man was feeling weak

Describing a man feeling weak during the same period mentioned earlier.

It's a sermon on the mount

Reiterating the comparison to a sermon on the mount.

Harvard brought up on the east side

Mentioning Harvard upbringing on the east side, possibly indicating a contrast or conflict.

Life in a hurricane

Repeating the description of life as a hurricane.

Why want to stay the same

Questioning the desire to stay the same in the face of life's changes.

These things are pretty plain

Reiterating that things are straightforward or clear.

Jailbird heading south for a lifetime

Repeating the reference to a jailbird heading south.

That bird begins to sing

Reiteration of the jailbird beginning to sing.

It's only to keep em clean

Reiterating the singing's purpose for cleanliness.

Jailbird, spread your wings

Encouraging the jailbird to spread wings again.

Don't you fly away

Repetition of advising against flying away.

Jailbird, spread your wings

Repetition of encouraging the jailbird to spread wings.

It's only to make a scene

Changing the purpose of singing to make a scene, introducing a new element.

Jailbird, spread your wings

Repetition of encouraging the jailbird to spread wings.

Don't you fly away

Repetition of advising against flying away.

Jailbird, spread your wings

Repetition of encouraging the jailbird to spread wings.

Maybe I'll float downstream

Repeating the contemplation of floating downstream.

That bird begins to sing

Reiteration of the jailbird beginning to sing.

It's only to keep em clean

Reiteration of the singing's purpose for cleanliness.

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