I've Got Time
Embracing Time's Journey: Unveiling Life's Choices in 'I've Got Time'
Lyrics
Love tell me your dreams
Expressing a desire for love to share its aspirations or visions.
Will we go far and wide
Contemplating whether the journey of love will be extensive and diverse.
Or wait by the side
Considering the possibility of waiting patiently on the sidelines.
Reach up above the trees
Aspiring to reach goals that are metaphorically above the trees, suggesting high ambitions.
Or wait by the sea
Alternatively, contemplating waiting by the sea, which may symbolize a more passive approach.
Spent my days a sinner
Reflecting on a past characterized by sinful behavior.
Hoping to be a winner
Expressing a desire to transition from a sinner to a winner.
I've got time
Asserting the possession of time, suggesting the availability of opportunities.
But how much
Pondering the quantity or extent of the available time.
I've got time but how much
Reiterating the possession of time and questioning its duration.
When I was young I was smart
Reflecting on intelligence during youth, juxtaposing it with being wrongly perceived as dumb.
So they told me I was dumb
Highlighting the contradiction between perceived and actual intelligence.
How can anybody walk
Raising a rhetorical question about the fundamental skill of walking.
Without knowing how to walk
Expressing the importance of knowing how to navigate life's challenges.
With wine stain lips my mother said
Quoting the mother's comment about wine stain lips, implying a troubled or unconventional upbringing.
My child was left to drift alone
Indicating a sense of abandonment or isolation during childhood.
Spent my days a sinner
Repeating the reflection on a past characterized by sinful behavior.
Hoping to be a winner
Reiterating the desire to transition from a sinner to a winner.
I've got time
Reasserting the possession of time and available opportunities.
But how much
Pondering again the quantity or extent of the available time.
I've got time but how much
Reiterating the possession of time and questioning its duration.
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