Saturday Freedom
Saturday Freedom: Unleashing the Liberation Within
Lyrics
All those weekend images tuggin' in the fog
All the pleasant memories of the weekend are lingering in the mist.
Midnight flood your eyes off just to buy me a jug
At midnight, spending money just to buy a jug, perhaps symbolizing indulgence or escape.
Weekend soon behind me telling me to explore
The weekend is ending, prompting a call to explore and enjoy before it's over.
Come on Saturday freedom open up your door.
Invitation to embrace the freedom associated with Saturdays.
(One day a week just isn't enough.)
Emphasizing that one day a week is insufficient for freedom.
Evening's at the bus stop
Evenings at the bus stop, possibly a metaphor for a transitional moment.
With the traffic lights so red
Red traffic lights symbolizing a halt, faces expressing anxiety.
While the day's ships hunger
People facing the hunger of daily responsibilities.
Faces filled with dread
Dreadful anticipation of the next day.
At tomorrow's sunrise
Reference to the upcoming sunrise and the resumption of tasks.
Each must resume his task
Mention of Medusa, suggesting a soul-breaking aspect to daily life.
Do they break my soul Medusa
Pose a question about the impact on the soul due to the challenges faced.
I just gotta ask.
Reiteration that one day a week is insufficient for freedom.
(One day a week just isn't enough.)
Expressing that Saturday freedom doesn't last long.
Saturday freedom always soon fades
Plea for Saturday freedom to stay away, indicating its transient nature.
Do me a favor, please stay away
Highlighting the desire for Saturday freedom to linger, as it brings a sense of youthfulness.
Saturday freedom, six days to behold
Emphasizing the value of Saturday freedom over the rest of the week.
Don't leave so quickly, you never grow old.
Encouragement for Saturday freedom to stay longer, contributing to eternal youth.
Wooo-wooo Ahh, Wooo-wooo Ahh
Expressing emotional sounds, possibly representing the intensity of the desire for freedom.
Wooo-wooo Ahh, Wooo-wooo Ahh
-Wooo-wooo Ahh, Wooo-wooo Ahh
-Wooo-wooo Ahh, Wooo-wooo Ahh!
-I think that it's mistaken to say freedom's unsold
Challenging the notion that freedom is not for sale.
And if you feel the same way too, truth is never told
Suggesting that truth is often concealed or not spoken.
I can't wait, we just gotta have it
An impatient desire for freedom.
Hey, but it's free
Contradicting the impatience, stating that freedom is free.
Come on Saturday freedom
Encouraging Saturday freedom to arrive and bring joy.
Give my girl to me.
Expressing a personal connection to Saturday freedom through a romantic relationship.
(One day a week just isn't enough.)
Reiteration that one day a week is insufficient for freedom.
Saturday freedom always soon fades
Highlighting the temporary nature of Saturday freedom.
Do me a favor, please stay away
Requesting Saturday freedom to stay away.
Joys of the kill are ours to hold
Finding joy in the act of killing, possibly metaphorical.
Saturday freedom, mine to behold
Claiming ownership of Saturday freedom.
Saturday freedom, six days to behold
Reiteration of the value of Saturday freedom over the rest of the week.
Don't leave so quickly, never grow old
Encouraging Saturday freedom to stay longer, contributing to eternal youth.
Saturday freedom seven days a week
Affirming the desire for Saturday freedom every day of the week.
Saturday freedom seven days a week
Repeating the desire for Saturday freedom seven days a week, emphasizing its importance.
I want it, Saturday freedom seven days a week
-Saturday freedom seven days a week
-Saturday freedom seven days a week
-Gimme Saturday freedom seven days a week
-Saturday freedom seven days a week
-Saturday freedom seven days a week.
Reiteration of the longing for Saturday freedom throughout the entire week.
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