Holy Ground
Roots of Life: A Journey on the Holy Ground
Lyrics
This house we built it brick by brick
This house represents a relationship or life journey built with effort and commitment, step by step.
This home is the only one I known
The home symbolizes a familiar and significant aspect of the speaker's life.
From the back yard beer cans to them Saturday nights
Recalling memories from the past, including casual moments and social gatherings in the backyard.
To the Monday morning rise and shine
Referencing the routine of starting the week on Monday mornings.
Livin' this for life
Commitment to a lifestyle, living it for the long term.
On that long and winding old dirt road
Describing the journey of life as unpredictable and full of twists, represented by a winding old dirt road.
Like we're running round on some streets of gold
Metaphorically comparing life's journey to running on streets of gold, suggesting its value and significance.
And on Sunday morning we'd gather round
Recalling gatherings on Sundays, possibly referring to shared moments with loved ones.
It was more then dirt it was our holy ground
Emphasizing the profound significance of the mentioned dirt, considering it as sacred ground.
This farm, yeh we planted every seed
Symbolizing the effort and care invested in building a life represented by a farm.
This field, where the rain city meets
Describing a field where urban and rural elements meet, possibly signifying a balance in life.
Kentucky blue grass growing fast
Highlighting the growth and vitality of life, comparing it to Kentucky bluegrass.
Underneath our your feet
Grounding the experience, emphasizing the tangible and real nature of life's journey.
The only roots were putting down man
Stressing the deep and strong roots established in life.
Are dug down deep
Reiterating the depth and stability of the roots in the context of life's journey.
On that long and winding old dirt road
Revisiting the metaphor of life as a long and winding old dirt road.
Like we're running round on some streets of gold
Re-emphasizing the value and richness of life, akin to running on streets of gold.
And on Sunday morning we'd gather round
Reiterating the importance of Sunday gatherings as a communal and significant experience.
It was more then dirt it was our holy ground
Underlining the sacred nature of the dirt, considering it as holy ground.
That river wide
Referencing a wide river, possibly symbolizing the challenges faced in life.
That mountain high
Mentioning a high mountain, likely symbolizing obstacles and achievements in life.
We built are fort in the tree of life
Describing the creation of a secure and valuable place in life, akin to building a fort in the tree of life.
The woods out back
Referring to the natural and intimate surroundings, possibly representing a retreat or solace.
Just you and I
Expressing a connection between individuals, possibly in a romantic or close personal relationship.
It was more then dirt
Reiterating the idea that the dirt holds more significance than its physicality, being considered holy ground.
It was our holy ground
Affirming the sacred and profound nature of the mentioned dirt as a central theme.
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