Laika
Jesse Davidson's Enigmatic Journey: Unveiling Life's Unseen Paths
Lyrics
You know I've seen too much now
You acknowledge that you've witnessed a lot in life.
And you know I've done too much
You acknowledge that you've experienced a significant amount of actions or events.
Right now, my darling
At this moment, addressing someone affectionately.
You say you like to drive
The person expresses a preference for driving.
You have the right to move it on
Asserting the right to progress or advance in life.
To move it on
Reiterating the idea of moving forward.
You say you like to change
Expressing a desire for change.
You have the right to move it on
Asserting the right to advance or evolve.
To move it on
Reiterating the idea of moving forward.
And I've no idea, just how I did get here
Confessing uncertainty about the path that led to the current situation.
And I've no idea, just how
Continuing the expression of uncertainty about the journey.
You know I can't complain now
Expressing contentment or satisfaction with the present circumstances.
You know I've seen too much,
Reiterating that you've witnessed a lot in life.
Right now, my darling
At this moment, addressing someone affectionately.
You say you like to try
The person expresses a willingness to attempt something.
Feel like it can't be done
Feeling that a particular task is challenging but not impossible.
It can't be done
Emphasizing the difficulty of the task.
You're thinking for yourself
Encouraging independent thought and decision-making.
You have the right to move it on
Asserting the right to progress or advance in life.
To move it on
Reiterating the idea of moving forward.
And I've no idea, just how I did get here
Confessing uncertainty about the path that led to the current situation.
And I've no idea, just how
Continuing the expression of uncertainty about the journey.
And I've no idea, just how I did get here
Confessing uncertainty about the path that led to the current situation.
And I've no idea, just how
Continuing the expression of uncertainty about the journey.
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