Lyrics
Build us a vehicle
Expressing a desire to construct a means of transportation.
Set us a course
Indicating the need for a defined path or direction for the journey.
Pick up your sickle
Suggesting a readiness for action or work, using a sickle metaphorically.
Get on board
Inviting others to join and be part of the journey.
We're all going on a trip out
Repetition emphasizing the collective nature of the journey and the urgency to leave.
We're all going on a trip out
-We're all getting, all getting out
-Out with the daggers
Encouraging a departure from negative influences, possibly symbolic of removing obstacles.
Off with the gloves
-There is so much
-That you can loath
-And I can't stop thinking about it
Reflecting on profound thoughts and challenges, acknowledging the significance of the situation.
And I can't stop working it out
-It doesn't come much bigger than this
-You see a point and you make a wish
Highlighting the power of making a wish when facing a critical moment.
Everything tragic
Addressing the removal of tragic elements, suggesting a desire for positive change.
Take it away
-One fine day before the apocalypse
Describing a scene before a possible catastrophe, expressing uncertainty about its duration and direction.
And I know it's not impossible
-From a hill top
-Worn out short grass
-I don't know how long it can last
-Up then toward the see saw
-Up then toward the gibberish
-Up then toward being a bore
-Up then toward the apocalypse
-Build us a vehicle
Reiteration of the call to action and preparation for the journey.
Set us a course
-Pick up your sickle
-Get on board
-Lonely are the brave
Reflecting on the challenges faced by courageous individuals, acknowledging fleeting moments of happiness.
There is a chance
-Of happiness
-Yeah, but it is over so fast
-And I can't stop thinking about it
Continued contemplation of significant matters, persisting in the effort to understand.
And I can't stop working it out
-No la dee da
Dismissive tone, rejecting superficiality and emphasizing the seriousness of the situation.
No picnickers
-Just party, party in a tweety land
-How long, how long, how long?
Pondering the duration of a critical period or impending event.
One fine day before the apocalypse,
Reiteration of the scene before the potential apocalypse, questioning its inevitability and duration.
And I know it's not impossible.
-From a hill top,
-Worn out short grass,
-I don't know how long it can last.
-Up then toward the see saw.
-Up then toward the gibberish.
-Up then toward being a bore
-Up then toward the apocalypse.
Emphasizing the direction towards a possible catastrophic event.
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