Goddess on a Hiway
Goddess on a Hiway: A Journey Through Transient Bliss
Lyrics
Well, I got us on a highway, I got us in a car
Expressing the act of being on a highway in a car, suggesting movement and speed.
Got us going faster than we've ever gone before
Highlighting increased speed, possibly a metaphor for a rapid or intense experience.
I got us on a highway, I got us in a car
Reiteration of being on a highway and in a car, emphasizing the sense of movement.
Got us going faster than we've ever gone before
Repeating the idea of heightened speed, reinforcing the intensity of the experience.
And I know it ain't gonna last
Acknowledging that the current state or experience is temporary and won't endure.
And I know it ain't gonna last
Repeating the acknowledgment of the transience of the situation.
When I see your eyes arrive
Describing a visual reaction to the presence of someone, possibly a romantic interest.
They explode like two bugs on glass
Using vivid imagery to portray the impact of seeing the person's eyes.
Far above the ocean, deep under the sea
Shifting to a different setting, describing consequences on a grand scale—ocean and sea.
There's a river running dry 'cause of you and me
Suggesting that the relationship has negative effects symbolized by a dry river.
Far above the ocean, deep under the sea
Repeating the idea of consequences, emphasizing the impact on the environment.
There's a river running dry 'cause of you and me
Reiterating the negative effects on the river due to the actions of "you and me."
And I know it ain't gonna last
Repeating the acknowledgment of the temporary nature of the experience.
And I know it ain't gonna last
Reiterating the idea that the current state won't endure.
When I see your eyes arrive
Recalling the impact of seeing the person's eyes, using vivid imagery again.
They explode like two bugs on glass
Continuing the bug-on-glass metaphor to describe the explosive nature of the gaze.
She's a goddess on a highway, a goddess in a car
Introducing the subject as a "goddess on a highway," elevating their status and presence.
A goddess going faster than she's ever gone before
Emphasizing the goddess's speed and intensity, perhaps in a metaphorical sense.
She's a goddess on a highway, a goddess in a car
Reiterating the goddess's presence and heightened speed, underscoring their significance.
A goddess going faster than she's ever gone before
Continuing to highlight the goddess's exceptional speed and intensity.
And I know it ain't gonna last
Repeating the acknowledgment that the current experience is fleeting.
And I know it ain't gonna last
Reiterating the idea that the current state won't last.
When I see your eyes arrive
Recalling the impact of the goddess's eyes, using vivid imagery once again.
They explode like two bugs on glass
Repeating the bug-on-glass metaphor to describe the explosive nature of the gaze.
And I know it ain't gonna last
Repeating the acknowledgment of the temporary nature of the experience.
And I know it ain't gonna last
Reiterating the idea that the current state won't endure.
And I know it ain't gonna last
Further emphasizing the transient nature of the experience.
And I know it ain't gonna last
Reiterating the idea that the current state won't endure.
It ain't gonna last
Emphasizing that the current situation is not sustainable and won't last.
It ain't gonna last
Repeating the idea that the current state won't endure.
It ain't gonna last
Further reinforcing the notion that the current situation is temporary.
It ain't gonna last
Concluding with a strong statement about the impermanence of the current state.
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