Down The Line

Nostalgic Reflections: Unveiling Life's Moments in 'Down The Line'
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Lyrics

I remember when we were young

Reflecting on the past when the speaker and others were young

Throwing stones and on the run

Recalling activities like throwing stones and being on the run

Back then it was fun

Highlighting the enjoyment and simplicity of those times

Catching feelings and not flights

Choosing emotions over traveling, expressing a different focus

Down the skatey watching fist fights

Observing fights at a skating rink, possibly metaphorical

Gannin' yem when I seen the street lights

Heading home upon seeing street lights

At a house owa the river

Referring to a house over the river, a specific place from the past

Looking for the best sunday dinner

Searching for the best Sunday dinner, symbolizing comfort

And I was a winner

Feeling like a winner during those times

Spent most my years on a screen

Spending a significant portion of life on screens

Killing zombies or watching TV

Engaging in activities like killing zombies and watching TV

Wish I stopped after my teens

Expressing regret for not stopping such activities in teenage years

What if I told you

Prompting the listener to consider a different perspective

There was a way to see down the line

Suggesting a way to foresee the future or consequences

I bet you'd pull that lever

Anticipating that the listener would take a particular action

And we could stay there forever

Imagining a scenario where the suggested action leads to lasting happiness

I heard there was another world

Introducing the concept of another world with limited elements

With one man, a dog and his bird

Describing the simplicity of this other world

And it was everything that he always wanted

Portraying this other world as fulfilling desires

I remember when he was a dreamer

Recalling someone as a dreamer in the past

When his life seemed so much simpler

Contrasting a simpler past with a more complex present

And now he can't even look at the sunrise

Not being able to appreciate the sunrise due to unforeseen circumstances

Because he never knew that his love could die

Expressing the unexpected loss of love

At the metty with twenty beans

Referring to a meeting with a quantity of beans, possibly an event from the past

Just for some plecs and a maccies please

Spending money on specific items, emphasizing simplicity

Aye that would do me

Expressing contentment with simple pleasures

I'm not scared of growing old

Not fearing the process of aging but acknowledging mental toll

But my mind has sure took its toll

Desiring to return home, possibly to a simpler and happier time

I just wanna go home

Prompting the listener to consider a different perspective again

What if I told you

Reiterating the idea of foreseeing the future or consequences

There was a way to see down the line

Repeating the anticipation of the listener taking a suggested action

I bet you'd pull that lever

Reiterating the imagined scenario of lasting happiness

And we could stay there forever

Repeating the concept of another world with limited elements

I heard there was another world

Repeating the description of the simplicity of this other world

With one man, a dog and his bird

Repeating the portrayal of this other world as fulfilling desires

And it was everything that he always wanted

Repeating the memory of someone as a dreamer in the past

I remember when he was a dreamer

Repeating the contrast of a simpler past with a more complex present

When his life seemed so much simpler

Repeating the inability to appreciate the sunrise due to unforeseen circumstances

And now he can't even look at the sunrise

Repeating the expression of unexpected loss of love

Because he never knew that his love could die

Repeating the reference to the consequences of not knowing that love could die

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