So Far
Embracing Freedom: Unveiling the Meaning Behind Montel Moore's 'So Far'
Lyrics
Tell me all the hurts gone way
Tell me about the disappearance of all the pain and sorrow.
Tell me that the pain can't stay
Assure me that the anguish won't linger.
Tell me that this world has found its way
Express that the world has found its path or purpose.
It's a simple thing you see
Highlight the simplicity of the solution.
Far from all the history
Emphasize the distance from past troubles or conflicts.
What we really need is to be free
Stress the necessity for true freedom.
We can go so far in history
Envision the potential for significant achievements in the timeline of events.
Or we can go so far to be free
Alternatively, consider the possibility of achieving profound freedom.
We can go so far in history
Propose the idea of making historical strides.
Or we can go so far just to be free
Suggest the option of going to great lengths solely for the sake of freedom.
You can take the pain yourself
Advocate for facing and overcoming pain independently.
Just to put it on a shelf
Implies storing away the pain, possibly as a coping mechanism.
Or all the stressing and hurt can move
Contemplate the idea that stress and hurt can be transcended.
Its a simple thing you see
Reiterate the simplicity of the solution.
Far from all the history
Re-emphasize the separation from historical burdens.
What we really need is to be free
Reiterate the fundamental need for genuine freedom.
We can go so far in history
Envision the potential for making significant historical progress.
Or we can go so far to be free
Consider the possibility of reaching profound freedom.
We can go so far in history
Reiterate the idea of making historical advancements.
Or we can go so far to be free
Reinforce the option of going to great lengths for the sake of freedom.
We can go so far in history
We can go so far to be free
Highlight the potential to make substantial progress towards freedom.
We can go so far in history
Consider the option of achieving historical milestones.
Or we can go so far just to be free
Re-emphasize the idea of going to great lengths solely for the purpose of freedom.
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