High Landrons
Discover the Journey of Self-Discovery in "High Landrons" by Eric Johnson
Lyrics
Way down here on the edge of these snows,
Expressing a location near the edge of snowy terrain.
I hear a strong wind whine;
Noting the sound of a strong, whining wind.
Goin' to where the freedom bells ring,
Desire to reach a place where freedom is celebrated with ringing bells.
Into the Highlands I must climb.
Expressing the need to ascend into the Highlands.
On this journey, I have been here before,
Acknowledging a previous journey and experience.
tryin' to reach the other side;
Attempting to overcome obstacles to reach the destination.
i just can't get through the top of these hills,
Difficulty reaching the mountain peaks without guidance.
Without a mountain guide.
Highlighting the necessity of a mountain guide for progress.
Took such a while to find you,
Expressing the time-consuming nature of the search for guidance.
Oh could you show me the way?
Seeking assistance and direction.
To get to the place I once knew,
Desiring to return to a familiar place.
You're the only one, so take me through High Landrons.
Emphasizing the importance of the listener as a guide through the High Landrons.
Up ahead, I know the trailway stops,
Anticipating the end of a known trailway.
From there on, only eagles fly;
Highlighting the exclusivity of the path accessible only to eagles.
Burning (with) visions of the way back to you,
Burning with visions of returning to a significant person or place.
They're burnin' through the eastern sky.
Emphasizing the intensity of these visions in the eastern sky.
Now and then I see a shooting star,
Observing occasional shooting stars lighting up the sky.
Lighting up the silver blue;
Describing the stars in the silver blue sky.
It's shining all the way down the mountain skyway,
Noting the illumination extending down the mountain skyway.
Oh, it's shining straight from you.
Attributing the shining to a source, possibly the person or place being sought.
Took all my life to find you,
Reflecting on the entirety of one's life spent searching.
Oh could you show me the way?
Continuing the plea for guidance and direction.
To get to the place I once knew,
Reiterating the desire to return to a known place.
You're the only one, so take me through High Landrons.
Emphasizing the listener's crucial role in guiding through the High Landrons.
Up ahead...
Empty line, no specific meaning.
Took all my life to find you,
Reiteration of the prolonged search for guidance.
Oh could you show me the way?
Continued plea for assistance and direction.
To get to the place I once knew,
Reaffirming the desire to return to a familiar place.
You're the only one, so take me through High Landrons.
Underlining the listener's essential role in navigating the High Landrons.
Up ahead...
Repetition of the anticipation of the end of the trailway.
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