Tucson
Wandering Hearts: High Years' Tucson Tale
Lyrics
I'm gone, Tucson
Expresses the speaker's departure from Tucson.
'Cause I've been here too long
Suggests a feeling of overstaying or being in a place for an extended period.
Put my shoes on
Symbolizes the act of preparing to leave by putting on shoes.
I'm moving right along
Indicates the speaker's intention to keep moving forward in life.
I don't know where I belong
Conveys uncertainty about the speaker's sense of belonging.
But I hope you come along
Expresses a desire for someone to join the speaker on their journey.
New songs and new homes
Highlights the theme of change with the mention of new songs and new homes.
We're nomads of this land
Describes the speaker and others as nomads, suggesting a transient lifestyle.
Mountains ain't high
Metaphorically compares the height of mountains to the emotional state of the speaker.
As I am when you hold my hand
Implies emotional elevation when holding hands with a significant other.
I don't know where I belong
Reiterates the uncertainty of the speaker about their place of belonging.
(Where I belong)
Repeats the theme of uncertainty but with a subtle hope for companionship.
But I hope you come along
Expresses hope for someone to accompany the speaker on their journey.
(You come along)
Repeats the theme of hope for companionship, emphasizing the desire for someone to come along.
I don't know where I belong
Restates the uncertainty of the speaker about where they belong.
(Where I belong)
Repeats the theme of uncertainty but with a continued hope for companionship.
But I hope you come along
Expresses a persistent hope for someone to join the speaker on their journey.
Woah, Woah-oh
Repetition of a vocalization (Woah) that may symbolize the emotional weight of the situation.
Woah, Woah-oh (Woah-oh)
Continued repetition of the vocalization (Woah), possibly emphasizing the emotional aspect of leaving.
Woah, Woah-oh (Woah)
Further repetition of the vocalization (Woah), potentially indicating a struggle or inner conflict.
Woah, Woah-oh (Woah)
Continued repetition of the vocalization (Woah), possibly reinforcing the emotional intensity of the departure.
I'm gone, Tucson
Reiterates the speaker's departure from Tucson, emphasizing the prolonged stay.
'Cause I've been here too long
Repeats the sentiment of having stayed in Tucson for too long.
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