Philadelphia
Journey to Philadelphia: A Melodic Odyssey of Longing and Restlessness
Lyrics
Philadelphia on my mind
Reflecting on Philadelphia, possibly with a sense of nostalgia or significance.
We climbed in a van
Describing the act of getting into a van, possibly for a journey or adventure.
My sister cried
Noting emotional reactions, specifically the sister's tears, indicating a poignant moment.
Appalachians in my eyes
Mentioning the Appalachians in the eyes, suggesting a connection between the scenery and emotions.
But we didn't care
Expressing a carefree attitude despite challenges or issues.
My Walkman died
Referring to a Walkman dying, possibly symbolizing a loss of music or distraction during the journey.
Seven strong; no wonder it took us so long to get to here
Highlighting a group of seven people, acknowledging the challenges and time it took to reach a destination.
Sleepless, this tangle of arms and legs won't let me get no rest
Describing sleeplessness and physical closeness, possibly indicating the discomfort of the journey.
Listen to the parents talk
Observing parental conversations, hinting at a sense of disconnection or boredom.
It's getting hard to sit here while the parents talk
Expressing difficulty in sitting through parental talks, suggesting a desire for something more engaging.
Running up and down the block
Noting physical activity of running up and down the block, possibly a symbol of restlessness or boredom.
Sick of running up and down the block
Expressing weariness of the routine of running, indicating a desire for change.
They ask us, what's the rush?
Responding to inquiries about the rush, claiming they haven't done much, possibly questioning the purpose or speed of their actions.
We never did that much
Asserting that they haven't been very active, contradicting the notion of rushing.
We've been waiting for a long, long time
Emphasizing a long wait for something, suggesting patience or anticipation.
City streets
Mentioning city streets, possibly highlighting an urban environment or the contrast between city and nature.
My uncle took the wheel and nearly killed us all
Describing a risky situation where an uncle took the wheel, possibly indicating a moment of danger or excitement.
Court-side
Referring to a court-side, possibly alluding to a sports-related context or event.
My brothers laced up their pumps like they always do
Noting the brothers lacing up their pumps, hinting at preparation or routine before an event.
Listen to the parents talk
Reiterating the challenge of sitting through parental talks, emphasizing the struggle.
It's getting hard to sit here while the parents talk
Repeating the theme of difficulty in parental conversations, suggesting a recurring boredom.
Running up and down the block
Repeating the theme of running up and down the block, reinforcing a sense of restlessness.
Sick of running up and down the block
Reiterating weariness of running, emphasizing the desire for change.
They ask us, what's the rush?
Responding to inquiries about the rush, claiming they haven't done much, possibly questioning the purpose or speed of their actions.
We never did that much
Asserting that they haven't been very active, contradicting the notion of rushing.
We've been waiting for a long, long time
Emphasizing a long wait for something, suggesting patience or anticipation.
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