Cliff Walk
Falling into Redemption: Cliff Walk's Journey of Lost Souls
Lyrics
I went over a cliff and I'm still fallin
The speaker acknowledges going through a difficult situation and feels like they are still experiencing the challenges.
I've gone so far out of my mind, I can't get back in
The speaker expresses being mentally lost and unable to return to a state of normalcy.
The focused foggy refrains of those voices callin
The speaker hears unclear and conflicting voices, possibly representing internal struggles or external pressures.
They bounce around in my brain; like an original sin
The voices linger in the speaker's mind, akin to the persistence of an inherent wrongdoing or mistake.
I reach out for a hand; but I cannot find one
The speaker seeks support but can't find it, highlighting a sense of isolation or lack of assistance in their struggles.
I want to make a stand; but I'm in mid-air
Despite wanting to take a firm stance, the speaker finds themselves suspended in uncertainty or hesitation.
I went over a cliff and I'm still falling
Reiteration of the speaker's fall, emphasizing the ongoing challenges and uncertainties.
And I'm still not sure why I thought there was something here
The speaker reflects on their confusion about the initial belief that there was something meaningful in their situation.
I went out on the town, with a thousand dollars
The speaker recounts a reckless spending spree, possibly as an attempt to distract from or resolve their troubles.
Threw my money around, no time to explain
The speaker impulsively throws money without explaining their actions, reflecting a lack of clear purpose or justification.
That I was righting a wrong, writing a song, becoming a scholar
The speaker suggests they were trying to correct a mistake, write a song, and pursue knowledge but ended up in a foolish situation.
Crawled home like a clown, not a cent to my name
The speaker returns home in a humiliating manner, having depleted their funds.
I reached out for a hand; but I could not find one
The speaker once again seeks support but is unsuccessful, underlining a recurring theme of isolation.
Tried to make a stand; but I was in mid-air
Despite attempting to stand firm, the speaker remains suspended in uncertainty.
I went over a cliff and I'm still falling
Reiteration of the ongoing struggle and uncertainty in the speaker's life.
And I'm still not sure why I thought there was something here
The speaker remains uncertain about the purpose or meaning behind their current situation.
If you ever get lost, and you've lost your calling
The speaker advises on the softening of the heart when lost and the loss of appeal when one's calling is unclear.
Your heart becomes soft, and it's lost its charms
The speaker reflects on the vulnerability that comes with being lost and losing one's sense of purpose.
If you go over that cliff and start to falling
The speaker imagines someone else going through a similar fall, possibly expressing empathy.
I'll be standing on the rocks below with open arms
The speaker promises support and understanding by being there for someone else in their time of need.
Just reach out for a hand; you just might find one
The speaker encourages reaching out for help, suggesting that assistance may be available.
Try to make a stand; try to hear that call
Advice to make a stand and listen to a calling, emphasizing the importance of resilience and purpose.
If you go over that cliff and you're still falling
Reiteration of being in a falling state, with a promise of support at the bottom of the fall.
I'll be waiting at the bottom if you need me to break your fall
The speaker pledges to be there to break the fall for someone in need, highlighting a commitment to offering help.
I'll be waiting on the rocks below to break your fall
A reaffirmation of the speaker's commitment to providing support and assistance at the bottom of the fall.
I'll be standing there more than willing to break your fall
The speaker expresses willingness and readiness to help someone in their time of need.
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