Ancient Man
Unveiling Ancient Mysteries: A Soul's Cry for Freedom
Lyrics
Do you believe in ancient destiny?
Expressing doubt or questioning belief in preordained fate or destiny.
This food you've been givin' me,
Referring to the sustenance or influences received, possibly with a metaphorical aspect.
Is making me blind, ya see.
Suggesting that the provided sustenance is negatively affecting perception or understanding.
My soul needs to be,
Highlighting a need for spiritual fulfillment or growth.
My soul needs to be,
Reiteration of the soul's need for freedom or liberation.
Free.
Emphasizing the desire for freedom or release.
(Bridge) So many times you won.
Reflecting on past struggles or conflicts where someone prevailed.
So many souls you burned.
Acknowledging the negative impact on numerous individuals or spirits.
(Chorus) Ancient man, where are you roaming?
Pose a question about the whereabouts of a figure associated with antiquity.
I cannot follow the dream.
Expressing an inability to pursue a particular aspiration or vision.
Ancient man, why are you crying?
Raising a question regarding the emotional state of the ancient figure.
I cannot follow the schemes.
Indicating a difficulty in aligning with established plans or systems.
You came to me with open arms, and stuff.
Recalling a past encounter marked by welcoming gestures and offerings.
You said you had holy bread.
Describing a promise or claim of possessing sacred sustenance.
Man, ya know that was just wonder bread.
Revealing a disillusionment, realizing the offered sustenance was ordinary and not divine.
Look here, my soul needs to be,
Reiterating the soul's need for spiritual liberation or fulfillment.
My soul needs to be,
Emphasizing the recurring theme of the soul's longing for freedom.
Free
Repetition of the desire for spiritual freedom.
(Bridge)
Continuation or reflection on past struggles, possibly leading to a resolution.
(Chorus)
Reiteration of the challenge in pursuing a particular dream or vision.
(Bridge)
Continuation of reflecting on past conflicts or challenges.
(Chorus)
Repeating the theme of the difficulty in following established plans or schemes.
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