On the Road
Journey of Redemption: On the Road with jonatan leandoer96
Lyrics
I know what it feels like
Expressing familiarity with the sensation being described.
I know what I know now
Asserting an understanding gained through experience or knowledge.
I know what it feels like
Reiteration of familiarity with the described feeling.
I know what I know now
Reaffirming the speaker's current level of knowledge.
I know what I know now i redeem myself
Acknowledging self-redemption with an emphasis on personal growth.
Don't need no one else highway nightmares
Emphasizing independence and resilience in the face of challenges.
Angels calling on the road
Reference to ethereal beings ("Angels") reaching out during the journey.
It's a city made of crystals
Describing a mystical city, possibly symbolizing a destination or goal.
Blood on the Toyota i left heaven for you
Symbolic reference to sacrifice or hardship endured for a significant person ("you").
Picture me dead
Contemplating mortality, envisioning oneself in a hypothetical scenario.
I know what it feels like
Repeating the acknowledgment of familiarity with a certain feeling.
I know what I know now
Reiterating the speaker's understanding based on experience or knowledge.
I know what it feels like
Expressing a continued awareness of the described sensation.
I know what I know now
Reaffirming the speaker's current knowledge or perspective.
On the road again highway nightmares
Returning to the theme of journeying with a hint of challenging experiences.
On the road again
Repetition of the phrase "On the road again," emphasizing the cyclical nature of the journey.
It's a city made of crystals
Reiteration of the description of a mystical city, possibly a recurring destination.
Blood on the Toyota i left heaven for you
Repeating the symbolic sacrifice for a significant person ("you").
You're all I think about
Declaring a singular focus on the person addressed as the central thought.
You're all I think about, girl
Repeating the emphasis on the person as the primary focus of thoughts.
You're all I need now
Affirming the person addressed as the current essential need.
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