Little by Little
Embracing the Flow: Little by Little with Joel Taylor's Poetic Journey
Lyrics
Pick right up where we left of
Picking up right where the relationship or connection was left previously.
As if no time has passed
Continuing as if there has been no interruption or passage of time.
Fall right in, to old routines
Quickly falling back into familiar habits and patterns from the past.
As if nothing has changed
Behaving as though nothing significant has altered or evolved.
Oh, its so easy
Expressing how effortless or simple it is to resume this state.
Little by little, one by one
Gradual progression or change happening incrementally, one step at a time.
We’re streams in a river, and the river will run
Metaphorical comparison of individuals to streams in a collective river, indicating unity and direction.
The moon will call,
Reference to natural cycles and influences affecting the individuals.
And the tides roll in
Allusion to the natural ebb and flow of life, symbolized by the tides.
Don’t it feel good to come home again
Expressing the emotional satisfaction of returning to a familiar and comforting place or situation.
Time will tell, it always does
Emphasizing the inevitability of time revealing truths or outcomes.
Yeah, it sings like a bird
Comparing time to a singing bird, possibly indicating its rhythmic or persistent nature.
Oh, can you hear the whispering wind
Noticing the subtle sounds or signs in nature, suggesting a return or guiding force.
It’s blowin’ you back, oh its blowin’ you back
Feeling the influence of these subtle forces, pulling one back to a previous state or situation.
It’s so easy
Reiterating the simplicity or ease of this returning process.
Little by little, one by one
Repeating the idea of gradual progression or change happening in small increments.
We’re streams in a river, and the river will run
Reiterating the metaphor of individuals being part of a larger collective (streams in a river).
The moon will call,
Referencing the cyclical nature of celestial bodies and their impact.
And the tides roll in
Symbolic reference to the influence of external forces or events.
Don’t it feel good to come home again
Reiterating the emotional comfort of returning to a familiar state or place.
Rest your head, and dream you dreams
Encouragement to relax and indulge in personal dreams or aspirations.
Its all you can do
Suggesting that dreaming is a significant and worthwhile pursuit in life.
Catch your breath and hold it in,
Advising to take a moment to recover and retain composure.
Im right here with you
Offering support and companionship during this moment of respite.
Little by little, one by one
Reiterating the idea of gradual progression or change happening in small steps.
We’re streams in a river, and the river will run
Re-emphasizing the metaphor of individuals being part of a larger collective (streams in a river).
The moon will call,
Referencing the cyclical influence of celestial bodies once again.
And the tides roll in
Highlighting the impact of natural forces or events on individuals.
Don’t it feel good to come home again
Reiterating the emotional comfort of returning to a familiar state or place.
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