Into the West

Journey Beyond Regrets: Into the West by Gabriel the Bull
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Lyrics

Not so long ago

Reflecting on a not-so-distant past

People died in the dirt

Acknowledging past hardships and deaths

So I could sit in traffic

Highlighting the contrast of current comforts with past sacrifices

On highway 65

Mentioning a specific location (highway 65) related to the journey

When I think of her now

Recalling a person or memory

All that's left is the day

Emphasizing the passage of time and what remains in memory

That I drove out of her life

Describing a pivotal moment leaving someone behind

And if I showed up unannounced

Considering the consequences of returning unexpectedly

I'd be staring at the face of someone else

Anticipating the changed reaction of the person left behind

Nevertheless

Acknowledging the unpredictability of life

Maybe I'll find a way

Expressing a desire to find a way forward

There's something inside of me

Acknowledging an inner urging to take action

Telling me to go

Feeling compelled to venture into the unknown

Into the West

Expressing a destination, possibly symbolizing a peaceful state

Somewhere alone

Desiring solitude and independence

With only one life to live

Acknowledging the finite nature of life

I've given most of mine away

Reflecting on sacrifices made for others

All I could have been

Regret for unfulfilled potential or opportunities

I'll never know

Acceptance of the unknown paths not taken

But I know who I am now

Finding self-awareness and identity in the present

Not so long ago

Repeating the theme of a not-so-distant past

Felt so safe in my cell

Recalling a feeling of security in confinement

No one's afraid of dying

Contemplating fear and death when already feeling lifeless

When they're already dead

Expressing comfort in darkness and discomfort in the light

So at home in the dark

Describing an inherent darkness within

So afraid of the light

Being cautious and fearful of positive changes

The beast asleep inside us

Metaphorically referring to inner struggles or demons

Just waiting to become

Anticipating a transformation or emergence of inner challenges

My old darkness is here with me tonight

Acknowledging the persistence of personal struggles

But a million stars are burning in the sky

Contrasting personal struggles with the vastness of the universe

Racing the sun

Highlighting the constant movement of time

If I showed up tomorrow unannounced

Imagining an unexpected return and its consequences

You'd be staring at the face of someone else

Reiterating the changed perception of the person left behind

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