Outside
Escape the Automatic Life: Unveiling the Meaning of Paulo Vidal's 'Outside'
Lyrics
One more day at work, how can it be?
Expressing frustration or disbelief about another day at work.
I think to get away (2X)
Desire to escape from the routine, possibly indicating a repetitive or monotonous life.
Automatic life is all I see
Perception of life as automatic or mechanical, lacking excitement or spontaneity.
I want to get away (2X)
Reiteration of the desire to break free from the mundane and routine.
Time is running need to dare to flee
Feeling the urgency to take action and break away from the constraints of time.
I need to get away
Emphasizing the need for a change or escape from the current situation.
I know death is hanging out with me
Acknowledging the presence of a sense of danger or mortality.
I Got to get away (2X)
Repeating the determination to break free, possibly from a life-threatening or oppressive situation.
Outside the sun is shining
Contrasting the desire to escape with the positive imagery of the outside world.
Outside the skin is glowing
Highlighting a positive and radiant aspect of the external environment.
Outside the wind is blowing
Emphasizing the dynamic and changing nature of the external world.
Wait for no tomorrow
Encouraging a mindset of living in the present without postponing joy or happiness.
Drop any pain and sorrow
Advising to let go of pain and sorrow and enjoy the current moment.
Be glad you’re still awake
Encouraging gratitude for being conscious and alive in the current moment.
Life, it won’t stop moving
Reflecting on the unstoppable nature of life, suggesting the importance of embracing change.
Time never stops running
Emphasizing the continuous and irreversible flow of time.
There is no second chance
Stressing the absence of a second opportunity or chance in life.
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