Freeway
Journey Through Shadows: Matthias Clark's Tale of Resilience on the Freeway
Lyrics
As the sky grew darker like
Describing the darkening sky, perhaps likening it to a period of difficulty or turmoil.
Maybe in the middle of a couple of storms
Suggesting being amidst challenging situations or conflicts.
That's when I met her
Referring to encountering a person at this challenging time.
Its always heavy on this old road
Implying a sense of burden or weightiness on the road being traveled.
She's moving like she's got a truck load
Metaphorically describing the person as carrying emotional baggage or difficulties.
Nobody knows what she's been thru today
Suggesting that the person's struggles and experiences are not widely understood or known.
And everything she does is all wrong
Implies that the person's actions or choices seem incorrect or misguided.
They used to call this place the free way
Reference to the road or path being taken, possibly once a symbol of freedom.
Theres nothing free about it today
Contrasting the current situation with the past freedom of the road, indicating a lack of freedom now.
She closes her eyes and turns to the sky
Describing the person's contemplative state, seeking answers or direction.
She says I don't know where we're gonna die
Expressing uncertainty about the future and a sense of impending danger or demise.
There's nothing better than a good drink
Highlighting the comfort or solace found in alcohol or escapism.
She loves the way it lets her heart think
Describing how alcohol helps the person to think or feel.
And then at least for a while
Indicating a temporary return to feeling good or confident.
She's back in style
Reiterating the temporary relief or confidence regained.
She heads to camp along the freeway
Describing the person's movement or direction along the road.
She does her best to get the hell out of the way
Expressing the person's attempt to avoid trouble or conflict.
Papa gave her the freeze out
Referring to a father figure giving the person the cold shoulder or ignoring them.
And she knows better than to call out
Implying that the person understands not to seek help or support from this figure.
She closes her eyes and turns to the sky
Reiterating the person's contemplation or search for answers from above.
She says I don't know where we're gonna die
Repeated expression of uncertainty about the future and potential demise.
She slips off the ring and begins to dance
Symbolizing the person's readiness to break away or be free.
She whispers alone Where's my second chance
Expressing a desire for a new opportunity or fresh start.
She closes her eyes and turns to the sky
Reiterating the person's contemplation or search for answers from above.
She says I don't know where we're gonna die
Repeated expression of uncertainty about the future and potential demise.
She closes her eyes and turns to the sky
Reiterating the person's contemplation or search for answers from above.
She says I don't know where we're gonna die
Repeated expression of uncertainty about the future and potential demise.
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