Brutus Travels
Brutus' Journey: Friendship and Freedom
Lyrics
Samantha calls me on my phone and
Samantha is reaching out to the speaker on the phone, assuring that things will be fine.
Says we're gonna be okay
The reassurance continues, indicating a positive outlook despite challenges.
Brutus finally made it home but
Brutus, a character, has returned home, but there's a need for a fence, possibly symbolizing a barrier or protection.
Looks like we're gonna need a fence
The necessity for a fence is emphasized, suggesting a need for boundaries or security.
And Retha's back she's asking more cause
Retha, another character, is back and inquiring about rent payment, possibly highlighting financial concerns.
She says you didn't pay the rent
The pressure on the speaker increases as Retha mentions unpaid rent, adding to the challenges.
But Brutus found a giant bone and
Brutus, despite difficulties, finds a positive aspect—a giant bone, symbolizing a reward or silver lining.
I think he'll let me trade it in
The speaker anticipates that Brutus might allow them to trade the bone for a solution to their problems.
Well, now he says he won't give in
Brutus seems determined not to give in unless a commitment is made not to build a fence.
'Less that we say we'll never build a fence
The condition is set—no fence will be built, or Brutus won't cooperate.
Then Brutus won't you call on us when
An open invitation for Brutus to seek help when needed, reinforcing the idea of friendship.
You feel you ever need a friend
A reminder that support is available whenever Brutus feels the need for companionship.
Run, run, run, run, run, run, run
Repetitive lines emphasizing the urgency for Brutus to run, suggesting escape or facing challenges with determination.
Brutus run
-Run, run, run, run, run, run, run
-Brutus run
-Run, run, run, run, run, run, run
-Brutus run
-Run, run, run, run, run, run, run
-Brutus run
-Run, run, run, run, run, run, run
-Brutus run
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