Back Again
Wanderlust Chronicles: Journeying through Life's Highways
Lyrics
From the 101 over to 95
Referencing different highways, suggesting a wide range of travel experiences.
90 on down to 10
Continuing to reference various highways, highlighting extensive travel.
Well I've been everywhere Yeah and in between Guaranteed I'll be back again I'm coming back again
Expressing a history of extensive travel, stating a certainty to return.
I'm coming back again
Reiteration of the certainty to return after traveling.
Well I was raised to ramble I was born to run
Describing a upbringing and personality inclined towards exploration and movement.
Can't keep myself still
An inability to stay still due to an inherent urge to move.
Got to get my fill
Desire to experience life fully, seeking various experiences.
Afraid to miss out on some fun
Fearful of missing out on enjoyable experiences.
Well I've always been a traveler
Identifying a consistent traveler persona.
Yeah I was made to move
Feeling destined or inclined to constantly be in motion.
Only thing gonna settle down this ole boy Is to come on back to you
Stating that the only way to find contentment is by returning to a specific person or place.
From New York City down to New Orleans Up the Mississippi to the Evergreens Carolina over to California
List of various locations symbolizing extensive travel experiences.
Anchorage Alaska to Miami Florida
Further detailing a broad range of locations visited.
I was raised to ramble
Reiteration of upbringing and inherent inclination towards movement.
I was born to run
Reemphasizing the innate desire to constantly be on the move.
Can't keep myself still
Continued restlessness due to an urge for diverse experiences.
Got to get my fill
Continued pursuit of varied experiences to feel fulfilled.
Afraid to miss out on some fun Well I've always been a traveler Yeah I was made to move
Reiterating the fear of missing out and a natural inclination for travel.
Only thing gonna settle down this ole boy Is to come on back to you
Reemphasizing that finding peace involves returning to a specific person or place.
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