Parable I

Warrior's Code: A Tale of Love and Liberation
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Lyrics

"Young man," he's told,

A young man is advised

"Don't be so bold"

To not be overly confident or reckless

"Holla if you need me, know I'll be running to join your

Offering support, promising to assist in times of need

war company"

Willingness to join in during times of conflict

"Not on your own, no"

Emphasis on not facing challenges alone

"Arjuna you don your bandana"

A reference to Arjuna, implying readiness for battle or a challenge

A brave boy told, "Don't ever fold. Live life by that soldier's code."

Encouragement to be courageous and unwavering, living by a warrior's principles

Boy die by that code in time.

Suggesting that following such principles might lead to a premature death

An ancient story

Referring to an old, timeless tale or lesson

Man, I feel me get old...

Reflection on the passing of time and aging

Baby boy, in time you'll see; It'll leave you breathless.

Assurance that experiences will be profound and breathtaking

And she asks of us we "Love me like you love your mom"

Request for affection akin to a mother's love

My baby

Expressing endearment or familiarity

It'll leave you speachless

Implication of an overwhelming emotional experience


A story told

Narrative continuation

From stage to stage

Progression or development from one phase to another

Dance age to age

Metaphorical reference to the passage of time and change

Act play to play, you

Expressing a desire to escape from oneself

just want relief from "you"

Seeking relief or freedom from personal burdens

Just want release from "you"

Reiteration of the longing to be free from personal constraints

Two acorns in the water are wont to drift apart

Metaphorically illustrating the tendency of two individuals to drift apart

Young couples cling to comfort

Describing how couples seek comfort and stability together

Yet apart, there's soil for leaving

Despite comfort, acknowledging the potential for separation

I feel me get old

Reflection on aging, possibly repeating a previous sentiment


In time you'll see she says,

Reiteration of a future realization or understanding

"Don't fear"

Encouragement to overcome fear

"Love me like you love your mom, my baby"

Request for affection similar to a maternal bond

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