Stones in My Passway
Journey through Heartache: Stones, Pains, and Redemption
Lyrics
I got stones in my passway
I face obstacles and challenges in my journey.
And my road seem dark as night
My path seems difficult and obscure.
I got stones in my passway
Continuation of facing obstacles and challenges.
And my road seem dark as night
Reiteration of the challenging nature of my journey.
I have pains in my hearts
I experience emotional pain, affecting my desire to eat.
They have taken my appetite
The emotional pain has diminished my appetite.
I have a bird to whistle
I have a source of comfort or distraction.
And I have a bird to sing
I have a bird to sing or whistle, suggesting a form of solace.
Have a bird to whistle
Repetition of having a bird to provide comfort.
And I have a bird to sing
Continued emphasis on the presence of a comforting bird.
I got a woman that I'm lovin'
I am in a romantic relationship, but it seems unfulfilling.
Boy, she don't mean a thing
The romantic relationship lacks significance or meaning.
My enemies have betrayed me
Those whom I considered friends or allies have betrayed me.
Have overtaken poor Bob at last
The betrayal by enemies has finally caught up with me.
My enemies have betrayed me
Reiteration of the impact of betrayal on the persona.
Have overtaken poor Bob at last
The enemies have successfully harmed the persona.
An 'ere's one thing certainly
A realization that obstacles and challenges are inevitable.
They have stones all in my pass
The challenges have become overwhelming.
Now you tryin' to take my life
Someone is attempting to harm or take my life.
And all my lovin' too
A plea to the aggressor, questioning their intentions.
You laid a passway for me
Reference to a constructed path or trap laid by someone.
Now what are you trying to do
An inquiry about the aggressor's intentions.
I'm cryin' please
An emotional plea for mercy or understanding.
Plea-ease let us be friends
A request for reconciliation and friendship.
And when you hear me howlin' in my passway, rider
Anticipation of distress or suffering in the journey.
Plea-ease open your door and let me in
A plea for assistance or shelter in times of distress.
I got three legs to truck home
A metaphorical expression of the challenges faced.
Boys, please don't block my road
Reiteration of the plea for unimpeded progress.
I got three legs to truck home
Reiteration of the metaphorical challenges faced.
Boys, please don't block my road
A plea for cooperation and understanding from others.
I've been feelin' ashamed 'bout my rider
Feeling regret or guilt about a romantic partner.
Babe, I'm booked and I got to go
Expression of a commitment or obligation to fulfill.
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