Lyrics
You got to break the back of the mold you were made in
Encourages breaking away from the conventional expectations or limitations imposed by society or one's upbringing.
Crack the shell, that's how it's got to be
Suggests the need to overcome barriers or obstacles, symbolized by the metaphorical "shell," to achieve personal growth.
Nothing for certain, ain't no way of knowing
Highlights the uncertainty of life and the absence of absolute knowledge, emphasizing the importance of open-mindedness.
Only believe in things that you see
Advocates skepticism and a reliance on tangible evidence rather than blind faith.
Flow with the river, run with the tide
Encourages adaptability and going along with the natural flow of life, as represented by the river and tide.
Mix with your brother, 'cause he's right by your side
Stresses the importance of unity and collaboration with others, particularly one's "brother," in facing life's challenges.
Crack that mold
Reiterates the call to break free from established patterns or expectations.
Little pretty chicken you can't stay in there forever
Uses a metaphor of a "pretty chicken" to symbolize the confinement of one's comfort zone, urging the need for growth and change.
Now there ain't no such thing as only one kind of weather
Rejects the idea of a single, unchanging reality, emphasizing the inevitability of facing diverse experiences.
You got to bend, learn, take the rough with the smooth
Encourages resilience and the acceptance of both challenges ("rough") and pleasant experiences ("smooth") in life.
Understand everything
Advocates seeking a comprehensive understanding of the world and one's place in it.
Crack that mold
Repeats the call to break free from constraints or societal expectations.
Now there ain't no such thing as only one kind of weather
Reiterates the rejection of a singular, fixed perspective on life's challenges and experiences.
Pick up them shoes, go running down that road
Encourages taking action, moving forward, and embracing new experiences represented by running down the road.
You know that precondition is such a heavy load
Addresses the burden of preconceived notions or expectations, urging individuals to lighten their load.
You got to live love, put down that written word
Advocates living life with love, prioritizing genuine experiences over rigid adherence to written or preconceived ideas.
Crack that mold
Reiterates the call to break free from societal molds or expectations.
Now there ain't no such thing as only one kind of weather
Emphasizes the rejection of a singular perspective on life, reinforcing the diversity of experiences and challenges.
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