Since the Day I Was Born
Journey of Redemption: Embracing Homecoming in Lostboycrow's Melody
Lyrics
My heart is on the ground
Feeling emotionally low or downhearted.
It's been there for too long
Emphasizing the prolonged duration of emotional distress.
Cheap words slip from my mouth
Expressing that spoken words lack sincerity or depth.
I'd rather show you that I can be strong
Expressing a desire to demonstrate strength through actions rather than words.
Oh I think I want to go home
Expressing a longing to return to a place of comfort or familiarity.
Where I belong
Desire to be in a place where one feels a sense of belonging.
Singing moon river moving west on the 85
Imagery of a journey, possibly representing life's path.
Death been calling my name since the day I was born
Suggesting a constant awareness of mortality since birth.
Only this time I'm not afraid anymore
Conveying a newfound fearlessness in the face of mortality.
I've been running like the wind
Describing a continuous, rapid movement, possibly avoiding commitment.
Packing up again
Indicating a repetitive cycle of leaving and relocating.
Singing like my life depends on it
Expressing a passionate and urgent approach to life.
Yeah I'm running like the wind
Reiterating the fast-paced, unsettled nature of the narrator's life.
Never settled in
Highlighting a lack of permanence or stability in the narrator's existence.
Funny how my life depends on it
Reflecting on the precarious nature of the narrator's life.
My heart beats from the ground
Symbolizing a deep connection to the core or essence of existence.
You can listen if you listen if you learn my song
Inviting others to understand the narrator by listening to their experiences.
Oh I think I want to go home
Reiterating the desire to return to a place of comfort and belonging.
Where I belong
Longing for a sense of home and belonging.
Singing Good Virbrations
Referencing positive vibes or feelings, possibly nostalgic.
Moving south down the 101
Continuation of the journey metaphor, heading in a different direction.
Death been calling my name since the day I was born
Emphasizing the constant awareness of mortality since birth.
Only this time I'm not afraid anymore
Reiterating the newfound fearlessness in the face of mortality.
I think I want to go home
Repetition of the desire to return to a place of comfort.
Where the trees get tall looking out from my bedroom window
Describing a specific, nostalgic view from the narrator's past.
Think I want to go home
Expressing a general desire to return to a comforting family environment.
Where my dad works hard and my mom is a hero
Idealizing the narrator's parents as hardworking and heroic figures.
I want to go home
Expressing a longing to return to simple, enjoyable activities.
Back to pickup games and anything playing on the radio
Pondering the direction or choices in life.
Where do I go? Where do I go?
Pose of a rhetorical question, expressing uncertainty about the future.
I think I wanna go home
Reiteration of the desire to return to a place of nostalgic joy.
Have a laugh in the cul-de-sac where I learned to skate
Recalling a specific location where the narrator enjoyed simple pleasures.
I wanna go home
Expressing a general longing to return to carefree moments.
playing air guitar by the lake and there were no mistakes
Revisiting a memory of innocence and joy without regrets.
No mistakes
Emphasizing a desire to return to a time without errors or regrets.
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