6000 Miles
Escape the Madness: 6000 Miles from the Chaos
Lyrics
Where is your black car, baby?
Asking about the location of a black car, addressing someone affectionately as "baby."
Your getaway car?
Inquiring about a getaway car, possibly suggesting a need for escape or adventure.
6000 miles from crazy
Expressing a distance of 6000 miles from a state of chaos or insanity.
Ain't no place too far
Emphasizing that there is no place too far to escape or find solace.
Let's move on down by the river
Suggesting a move to a location near a river, possibly symbolizing change or renewal.
Down by the bend
Referring to a bend in the river, a metaphorical point of change or decision.
I'll drink that dirty water
Willingness to endure hardships symbolized by drinking "dirty water" to bring an end to a situation.
Anything to make this end
Expressing a strong desire to end the current circumstances, willing to do anything for resolution.
Can't hide forever,
Highlighting the impossibility of hiding indefinitely from challenges or issues.
no, no
Reiterating that hiding is not a sustainable solution.
Don't want no fugitive lives
Rejecting a life of fugitivity, seeking a more stable and authentic existence.
6000 miles from crazy, yeah
Reiterating the distance of 6000 miles from a state of craziness, suggesting a desire for a significant change.
We won't have, we won't have, we won't have to try
Assuring that there won't be a need to make an effort or try hard in the envisioned future.
Won't have to try
Emphasizing the simplicity and ease of the desired state, where trying is unnecessary.
I can see her trigger
Referring to someone's trigger, possibly indicating a sensitive point or a catalyst for action.
She's lit up in red
Describing someone illuminated in red, hinting at intensity or passion.
It's you or no one, baby
Affirming a commitment to a specific person, with a reference to a prior statement.
Isn't that, isn't that, isn't that what she said?
Questioning if the commitment is indeed what the person said or claimed.
So take me down now, baby
Requesting to be taken to a location 6000 miles from craziness, reinforcing the desire for a significant change.
Take me down to
Asking to be taken to a destination without specifying it, leaving it open to interpretation.
6000 miles from crazy, yeah
Reiterating the desire to be 6000 miles from craziness, emphasizing the importance of distance from chaos.
Wherever that means to you
Leaving the interpretation of the destination open to personal meaning or significance.
Cuz I hear the freight train coming
Awareness of an approaching freight train, possibly symbolizing a significant event or change.
I hear the thunder rolling
Anticipating a powerful and transformative event, likening it to the sound of thunder.
Gas it up now, take me, baby
Encouraging action to accelerate or intensify the journey away from craziness.
6000 miles from crazy
Repeating the desire to be 6000 miles from craziness, reinforcing the theme of distance from chaos.
6000 miles from crazy
Further emphasizing the desired distance from a state of craziness.
6000 miles from crazy
Repeating the distance as a closing statement, underscoring the central theme of the song.
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