Samsara
Riding Life's Waves: Unveiling the Wisdom Within Samsara
Lyrics
Isn't it true - that everyone old was once young
Reflection on the universal truth that every elderly person once experienced youth.
Climbed to the mountain top; starred at the Great Blue Hills beyond
Recollection of ascending a mountain and gazing at the vast landscape beyond.
Linger on just a little longer...
An urging to extend a moment, to savor and appreciate it a bit more.
Wave by wave, come again
Expressing the cyclical nature of life, akin to waves continually returning.
Surf in samsara
Metaphorically referencing the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Hinduism, known as Samsara.
We, the kings of the beach
Identification with a carefree and powerful state, possibly related to enjoying life by the beach.
Plant the seed to grow
A metaphor for initiating positive growth and development.
Those with the highest reach
Suggesting that those who aim high can achieve more in life.
Life's a peach! Don't you know...
A play on words, describing life as enjoyable and pleasant.
Linger on just a little longer...
A repetition of the desire to prolong a moment, emphasizing its significance.
Day by day, come again
Highlighting the cyclical nature of days, akin to the continuous return of waves.
Surf in samsara
Reiteration of the metaphorical surfing in the cycle of Samsara.
Linger on just a little longer...
Repeating the idea of cherishing a moment, inviting contemplation.
Wave by wave, come again
Emphasizing the repetitive nature of experiences, likened to the return of waves.
Surf in samsara
Continuation of the metaphorical surfing in the cycle of Samsara.
(We the kings of the beach, know that life's just a peach, ohh yeah)
A concluding statement reinforcing the carefree and enjoyable nature of life by the beach.
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