Skip the Crawl
Embracing Progress: Skip the Crawl into Action
Lyrics
Just in time to witness our progress
Arriving just in time to observe our advancement.
These eyes, bloodshot under the light
These eyes appear tired and strained under the illumination.
Skip the crawl and step right into action
Don't waste time on insignificant efforts, take immediate action.
These bruised knuckles don't suit the times
The current circumstances don't match the use of force or aggression.
How did the time just slip away?
Expressing surprise at how time seems to have passed unnoticed.
How do we even start to change?
Questioning the starting point or method for initiating change.
Find a hole
Discover a gap or opening.
Climb deep down
Descend deeply into this opening.
Yeah I know good earth is hard to find
Acknowledging the rarity of fertile or beneficial land.
Exit out the cave wall with a tool and a mind
Emerging from confinement equipped with tools and intelligence.
Suited for better times
Adapted or prepared for more favorable circumstances.
How did the time just slip away
Reiterating surprise at the passage of time.
How do we even start to change
Revisiting the question of how to initiate change.
Just one life so start the climb
Given only one life, start the ascent or progress.
There is a curse on the man who walks upright under the stars at night
There's a condemnation for living a mundane or unremarkable life under the stars.
Just one life to watch it go by
Having just one life and observing it pass.
There is a curse on the man who walks upright under the stars at night
Reiterating the condemnation for living a mundane life under the stars.
There is a curse on the man who walks upright under the stars at night
Reinforcing the condemnation for living a mundane life under the stars.
Try relax keep your head
Advice to stay calm and composed.
Keep it up right under the stars at night
Enduring or persevering under the night sky.
How did the time just slip away?
Expressing surprise again at the unnoticed passage of time.
How do we even start to change?
Reiterating the inquiry about how to begin the process of change.
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