Lyrics
The places, they all look the same
The repetition emphasizes the monotony and lack of uniqueness in various places.
The places, they all look the same
-The places, they all look the same
-The places, they all look the same
Reiteration of the sameness, possibly expressing a sense of frustration or disillusionment.
I'll dive in, I'll save you again
The speaker is willing to help or rescue someone once more.
But friendship has limits you know
Friendship has limitations, suggesting that there are boundaries to what the speaker can do.
So how long, how far will you go
Raising a question about the extent and duration the speaker is willing to go for the friendship.
So many bridges in the world to jump off of
Expression of the abundance of challenges or opportunities to escape or end things.
So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-The places, they all look the same
Restating the uniformity of places, reinforcing a theme of lack of distinction.
Same shop girls, same salary men
Reference to common occupations, highlighting the repetitiveness of daily life.
Capricious thats how you'd explain
Suggesting unpredictability or erratic behavior, possibly linked to a sense of instability or madness.
Capricious or maybe insane
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
Reiteration of the many possibilities or choices to end something.
So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
Continuation of the theme of numerous bridges, maintaining a sense of options.
So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-Right in the oklahoma
Mentioning specific locations, raising the question of where to go or escape.
We'd rather go
-Paris and San Francisco
-How can we go?
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
Repetition emphasizing the abundance of bridges to jump off.
So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
Continued emphasis on the multitude of choices or ways to end things.
So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-The places, they all look the same
Restating the similarity in places and structures, reinforcing a sense of uniformity.
Same buildings, same punctual trains
Describing common elements, possibly expressing a sense of dissatisfaction or boredom.
Resentment is building in me
Building resentment and an internal struggle, a conflict between the desire to retreat and an inability to do so.
But somehow I can not retreat
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
Reiteration of the numerous bridges, maintaining the theme of diverse options for ending or escaping.
So many bridges in the world to jump off of
-So many bridges in the world to jump off of
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