Wild World
Navigating the Chaos: Rÿtch Bÿtch's Reflection on a Complex WorldLyrics
They came across the oceans
Refers to people crossing oceans, possibly indicating migration or travel.
Sailed the ragin' seas
Describes a challenging journey across turbulent seas.
Then they went through deserts, swamps
Highlights varied terrains like deserts, swamps, and woods with casualties, symbolizing hardships.
And woods with many casualties
Emphasizes the difficulties faced during the journey, including casualties in the group.
We were shocked and we were mild
Reflects on the emotional impact of the journey, expressing shock and mildness.
When we looked at a dead child
Specifically mentions the distressing sight of a dead child.
Some went out to help and aid
Some individuals chose to provide help and assistance.
Others chose to demonstrate
Others opted for demonstrations or protests as a form of response.
They were many, they were strong
Describes a sizable and strong group with a shared determination to move forward.
In their wish to move along ‘cause it’s a
Expresses a collective will to progress despite challenges, emphasizing the wild nature of the world.
Wild world we’re livin' in
Reiterates the idea of living in a wild world, emphasizing the chaotic and unpredictable nature of life.
Wild world we’re livin' in
-(It’s a) Wild world we’re livin' in
-Wild world we’re livin' in
-And when the masses did arrive
Describes the arrival of large groups, crossing borders either alive or dead.
Crossed the borders dead or alive
Highlights varied responses within the masses, including helping the poor or securing oneself.
Some went out to help the poor
Describes unpredictable events during winter days amidst the ongoing situation.
And some went home to lock the door
-But somehow during those winter days
-Happenings went their own strange ways
-A young man came and said to me
Introduces a young man claiming refugee status, seeking understanding and recognition.
"Hey, can’t you see I’m a refugee?"
-Sure man, but make no mistake
Responds to the refugee, acknowledging challenges even in this new environment.
Even here there’s no free lunch to take ‘cause it’s a
-Wild world we’re livin' in
Repeats the chorus, reinforcing the theme of living in a wild world with challenges and uncertainties.
Wild world we’re livin' in
-Wild world we’re livin' in
-Wild world we’re livin' in
-Wild world we’re livin' in
-Wild world we’re livin' in
-Wild world we’re livin' in
-Wild world we’re livin' in
-Wild world we’re livin' in
-Wild world we’re livin' in
-(Cause it’s a) Wild world we’re livin' in
-It's a wild world we’re livin' in
Concludes by restating that the world is wild, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of life.
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