One World Away

Embracing Change: One World's Tale of Rushing Lives and Fading Colors
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Lyrics

Everything is always changing even in a world that stays the same

Expresses the constant change in everything, even in a seemingly unchanging world.

Breakin' heavy hearts are shaken, All the lonely people live the game

Describes the impact of heartbreak and loneliness, highlighting the struggles of people in the game of life.

He waits for her, she waits for him, they wait for anyone

Portrays a sense of anticipation and longing as individuals wait for connection with others.

And another day begins

Reflects the cyclical nature of life as each day begins anew.


People rushin' everywhere, never any time to care

Depicts a busy and indifferent world where people rush without taking the time to care for each other.

Us and them and me and you, piling up so much to do

Illustrates the separation between different groups of people and the overwhelming amount of tasks to be done.

All the colors start to fade to gray, an ordinary day is just

Suggests a loss of vibrancy and excitement in life, with colors fading to gray on an ordinary day.

One world away

Emphasizes the distance or separation, as an ordinary day feels like it belongs to a world that is just one step away.


Try to five them what they want, You're stuck inside that same old state of grace

Encourages the listener to strive to meet expectations despite being in a repetitive or stagnant state.

All we are all we seem, a noisy dream inside a quiet place

Questions the authenticity of appearances, portraying life as a noisy dream within a quiet space.

I wait for her, she waits for him, he waits for anyone

Reiterates the theme of waiting for connection with others as a new day begins.

And another day begins

Reinforces the cyclic nature of life with the start of another day.


People rushin' everywhere, never any time to care

Highlights the busyness of life and the lack of time for genuine care or concern.

Us and them and me and you, piling up so much to do

Underlines the division between different groups of people and the accumulation of responsibilities.

All the colors start to fade to gray, an ordinary day is just

Repeats the idea of colors fading to gray on an ordinary day, emphasizing the mundane nature of life.

One world away

Reiterates the concept of feeling one world away from the ordinary day, emphasizing a sense of separation.


People rushin' everywhere, never any time to care

Echoes the earlier portrayal of a hurried and uncaring world where people are too busy to show compassion.

Us and them and me and you, piling up so much to do

Repeats the idea of the division between different groups and the overwhelming amount of tasks to be done.

All the colors start to fade to gray, an ordinary day is just

Reiterates the theme of colors fading to gray on an ordinary day, emphasizing monotony.

One world away

Concludes with the idea that an ordinary day is just one world away, emphasizing a sense of distance or detachment.

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