New Times
Embrace the Beauty Beyond the Box with Jacob Evans' "New Times
Lyrics
Hey that's a really pretty box you live in
Expresses admiration for the comfort or security someone has created for themselves.
But could you step outside
Encourages the person to step outside of their comfort zone for a new experience.
It's a wonderful world we've been given
Highlights the beauty of the world we live in and the opportunities it presents.
And I wanna show you a little bit if you don't mind
Expresses a desire to share and show the person the wonders of life.
Not to mention the birds in the Savannah trees
Mentions the birds in the Savannah trees, possibly symbolizing nature's beauty and freedom.
So much moss in the leaves
Describes the lushness of nature with moss in the leaves.
Trying hard not to cheese
Suggests an effort to remain genuine or authentic, avoiding artificial expressions.
While I'm feeling the breeze
Describes enjoying the breeze, indicating a moment of relaxation and appreciation.
Its as good as it seems
Emphasizes that the experience is genuinely as good as it appears.
Its such a lovely day
Expresses the joy and positivity of the day.
Would you take a walk with me
Invites the listener to take a walk, suggesting a shared experience.
You feel the light on your skin
Focuses on the sensory experience of feeling light on the skin during the walk.
And now you know
Implies that experiencing the world can bring newfound understanding and perspective.
Things aren't half as bad as they felt before
Suggests that things may not be as challenging as they seemed initially.
Soon as you walk out the door (Oh yeah)
Upon leaving the comfort zone, one can gain a better understanding of life's positivity.
You can understand what the sun is for
Highlights the purpose or benefits of exposure to the sun, possibly symbolizing enlightenment.
Not to mention the birds in the Savannah trees
Reiterates the presence of birds in the Savannah trees, emphasizing nature's beauty.
So much moss in the leaves
Repeats the imagery of moss in the leaves, reinforcing the natural richness.
Trying hard not to cheese
Continues the theme of being genuine and avoiding artificial emotions.
While I'm feeling the breeze
Repeats the enjoyment of the breeze, reinforcing the pleasant experience.
Its as good as it seems
Confirms that the experience is truly as good as it appears.
Its such a lovely day
Reiterates the loveliness of the day, emphasizing the positive atmosphere.
Would you take a walk with me
Restates the invitation to share a walk, suggesting ongoing companionship.
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