Many Rivers to Cross
Navigating Life's Turbulent Waters: Many Rivers to Cross
Lyrics
Many rivers to cross
Expressing the challenges and obstacles in life represented as "rivers."
But I can't seem to find my way over
Struggling to overcome difficulties and feeling lost.
Wandering I am lost
Conveying a sense of aimlessness and confusion in the journey.
As I travel along white cliffs of Dover
Referencing the iconic white cliffs of Dover, symbolizing a tough and treacherous path.
Many rivers to cross
Reiteration of the numerous challenges faced in life.
And it's only my will that keeps me alive
Surviving is attributed to sheer determination and willpower.
I've been licked, washed up for years
Acknowledging past failures and setbacks.
And I merely survive because of my pride
Enduring and continuing to live, driven by a sense of pride.
And this loneliness won't leave me alone
Expressing persistent feelings of isolation and emptiness.
It's such a drag to be on your own
Describing the burdensome experience of being alone.
My baby left me and he didn't say why
Revealing the pain of a significant other leaving without explanation.
Well I guess I'll have to try
Accepting the situation and contemplating how to move forward.
Many rivers to cross
Reaffirmation of facing numerous challenges and obstacles.
But just where to begin
Expressing uncertainty about where to start overcoming difficulties.
I'm playing for time
Indicating a struggle and delay in finding solutions.
There have been times I find myself thinking of committing
Reflecting on moments of contemplating extreme actions due to desperation.
Some dreadful crime
Suggesting inner turmoil and the weight of difficult decisions.
I've got many rivers to cross
Reiteration of the abundance of challenges in life.
But I can't seem to find my way over
Continuing to grapple with difficulties and feeling lost in the journey.
Wandering I am lost
Repeating the sense of wandering and being lost along a challenging path.
As I travel along white cliffs of Dover
Recalling the challenging journey symbolized by the white cliffs of Dover.
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