Source of Joy
Nan-Da-Ka Triumph: Unveiling Life's Battle Through Guardrails' Source of Joy
Lyrics
I got the sword the source of joy in my hand
I possess the symbolic power or solution, represented by the sword, which brings joy.
No clear tells towards the fucking promise land
There are no clear indications or signs pointing towards the promised land or a better future.
We'll walk our miles, we'll part the largest sea
We will face challenges and overcome significant obstacles.
I'll get what's mine, I'll get what's owed to me
I will obtain what rightfully belongs to me, what I deserve.
Nan-Da-Ka strike one & your gone
A reference to a decisive strike ("Nan-Da-Ka") with consequences leading to elimination.
I'll take the crown, won't stop till kingdom come
I will achieve greatness and won't cease until the ultimate goal is reached.
Nan-Da-Ka a swing and a kill
Another mention of a decisive strike resulting in a kill.
I'll etch my name where the fly god chills
I will leave a lasting mark or legacy in a place of significance.
NANDAKA
A repetition of the term "NANDAKA," emphasizing its importance or impact.
Where's the merit in all the things that I've done
Questioning the value or worthiness of the achievements or actions undertaken.
I finished first; but felt I haven't won
Despite finishing first, there's a sense of unfulfillment or lack of victory.
Short of sight; I took mind's eye off the prize
Losing focus on the ultimate goal due to a short-sighted perspective.
I'll get what's mine, I'll get what's owed to me
Reiteration of the determination to claim what is rightfully deserved.
Nan-Da-Ka; Strike through & I'm gone
Another reference to a decisive strike with the consequence of departure or loss.
I'll leave the crown, it's time for kingdom come
Relinquishing a position of power or authority in preparation for a significant event ("kingdom come").
Nan-Da-Ka I'll fall on my sword
Acknowledging a self-inflicted downfall or failure represented by falling on one's own sword.
My final sin, will be my decorated reward
The final wrongdoing will be the individual's decorated or acknowledged consequence.
This game called life can be so hard to play
Life is depicted as a challenging game, presenting difficulties in decision-making and actions.
It's do or die, and I took the easy way
The gravity of choices in life is emphasized, with the narrator admitting to taking the easier path.
I bit the sword, I folded all my cards
A metaphorical act of surrendering or giving up, represented by biting the sword and folding cards.
The joys of my sin, weren't worth my final reward
The pleasures derived from sinful actions are deemed unworthy of the ultimate consequence.
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