Patterns
Unveiling Life's Tapestry: Jack Larsen's 'Patterns' Explained
Lyrics
Why am I silent?
Questioning the reason for being silent, possibly indicating a lack of speaking up or taking action.
I don't riot
Expressing a lack of involvement in riots or disturbances.
I don't fight
Not engaging in fights or conflicts.
And I'm losing my defiance
Feeling the loss of defiance or resistance against something.
I just hide
Choosing to hide rather than confront issues in a divided environment.
In a house that's so divided
Living in a household or society that is fragmented or divided.
I can't fold
Refusing to give in or collapse despite challenges.
Why are you violent?
Questioning someone else's violent behavior, suggesting a lack of understanding.
You're just blinded
Stating that the person in question is blinded, possibly by anger or ignorance.
On our dime
Indicating someone's misuse or mishandling of shared resources.
And the water keeps on climbing
Referring to an escalating problem or crisis that continues to worsen.
Patterns rise
Observing repetitive patterns emerging from certain situations.
And the men remain deciding
Men in power making decisions while these patterns persist.
How to grow
Figuring out ways to develop or progress despite challenges.
Cavalry
Repetition of a chorus highlighting the routine of making money, paying dues, and enduring life's struggles.
Cavalry
-Cavalry
-(I make my money then I pay my share
-And I kiss my hand while I say a prayer
-My shoes get muddy and I cut my hair
-Baby, it's all part of the wear and tear)
-Cavalry
-(I make my money then I pay my share
-And I kiss my hand while I say a prayer
-My shoes get muddy and I cut my hair
-Baby, it's all part of the wear and tear)
-I've been traveling all alone in the meadow
Seeking guidance and support, possibly from a maternal figure, to escape darkness or difficult situations.
Mother, carry me away from the shadows
-Show me love
-Give me heaven up above
-Show me love
-Give me heaven up above
-Show me love
-Give me heaven up above
-Show me love
-Give me heaven up above
-Cavalry
Repeated chorus emphasizing the cyclical nature of life's challenges and the acceptance of wear and tear as part of the journey.
Cavalry
-Cavalry
-(I make my money then I pay my share
-And I kiss my hand while I say a prayer
-My shoes get muddy and I cut my hair
-Baby, it's all part of the wear and tear)
-Cavalry
-(I make my money then I pay my share
-And I kiss my hand while I say a prayer
-My shoes get muddy and I cut my hair
-Baby, it's all part of the wear and tear)
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