I Walked Down
Prisoners of Choices: Bottle Bandits' Tale
Lyrics
I walked down
Embarking on a journey or facing a situation.
Eyes all over me
Feeling observed or scrutinized by others.
The judge and the devil are one in the same
Comparing authority figures like a judge to malevolent forces like the devil, suggesting corruption or injustice.
Oh, I'm bout to get my fifteen seconds of fame
Anticipating a brief period of widespread attention or recognition.
I walked down to the place that I've always known
Returning to a familiar place, possibly symbolic of one's past.
Many years older and now I'm alone
Reflecting on the passage of time and the experience of loneliness.
Same old hours same ol' food
Describing a routine with unchanged elements.
Pass it down here no need to be rude
Sharing or passing something, emphasizing politeness.
Oh, pass it down here no need to be rude
Reiteration of a polite request.
I pray for forgiveness and for a second chance
Expressing a desire for forgiveness and a new opportunity.
But here I am in this eternal trance
Feeling stuck or entrapped in a perpetual state.
I'm a prisoner in this place that I don't belong
Describing a sense of imprisonment in an unfamiliar or uncomfortable place.
I'm a captive to the choices that I made all wrong
Acknowledging the consequences of poor decisions and feeling constrained by them.
I'm dreaming of the outside world
Yearning for a different reality beyond the current confines.
Where the sun still shines
Imagining a brighter place with positivity and hope.
Where I can breathe in fresh air
Longing for a breath of fresh air, metaphorically seeking relief.
And forget about all my crimes
Expressing a desire to escape and move past mistakes or wrongdoings.
I walk down
Repeating the act of walking down, possibly emphasizing the journey.
Yeah, I walk down
Reiteration of the act of walking down, underscoring its significance.
And we walk down
A collective statement, possibly emphasizing a shared experience or journey.
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