The Final Game
Embracing Freedom: A Journey Through Love, Faith, and the Final Game
Lyrics
So I need to feel the wilderness,
Expressing a desire to experience the untamed and natural environment.
in your pretty long brown hair
Referring to the physical characteristics of the person, emphasizing the beauty of long brown hair.
Rising up from the promise ends,
Describing a rise or emergence from a commitment's conclusion.
and your smile lights up the day
Highlighting the positive impact of the person's smile on brightening the day.
Never thought to stay this far this away
Reflecting on unexpected distances in a melancholic context during sad and lonely days.
In this sad and lonely days
Continuing the theme of melancholy, possibly referencing emotional challenges.
Raise your hands
Encouraging someone to raise their hands, symbolizing a call to action or empowerment.
Leave the ground
Suggesting leaving the current situation or state, possibly seeking liberation.
Scream, shout and fly away…
Encouraging vocal expression, shouting, and flying away, possibly representing freedom.
Close at hand
Describing something as being close at hand, indicating proximity or accessibility.
Moon and sun
Mentioning celestial bodies (moon and sun) to signify enduring and eternal bright days.
Never ends those shiny days…
Expressing the belief in the continuation of positive and shining days.
For this misery time that never ends
Acknowledging a prolonged period of suffering or hardship that seems endless.
Till these grey black clouds turn faith
Anticipating a positive change when the dark clouds of uncertainty transform into faith.
I will always sit around this place
Committing to remain in a specific place during challenging times.
Waiting for the final game
Expressing a state of readiness or expectation for the ultimate or conclusive event.
I hope someday we´ll take the streets
Expressing hope for a future where shared experiences are celebrated in public spaces.
Spreading kisses love and faith
Desiring the spread of love, kisses, and faith in the public sphere.
And the curfews get so far and dead
Suggesting a desire for freedom as curfews become distant and lose their significance.
Freedom always finds the way
Affirming the inevitability of freedom, which always manages to find a way.
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