Take It to the Root
Unveiling the Depths: Soul Asylum's 'Take It to the Root' Meaning
Lyrics
Hey what're you doing comin' around my place
Expressing surprise or disapproval at someone's unexpected presence.
I've been cryin', tears are down my face
Indicating emotional distress, possibly caused by the actions or words of someone else.
Do this, do that, it's always push, push, push
Describing a situation of constant demands or expectations, leading to frustration.
But I sure grow tired of beating 'round the bush
Expressing weariness or exhaustion from avoiding direct communication or confrontation.
Take it to the root
Encouraging a direct approach or solution to the underlying issues.
Hey what're you saying, calling out my name
Responding to someone who is talking about or addressing the speaker.
I ain't got no shame, better find someone else to blame
Rejecting the idea of feeling shame and suggesting that blame should be placed elsewhere.
Talking 'round in circles, take it to the point
Advocating for clear and straightforward communication rather than talking in circles.
? someone else to give support
Uncertain meaning, possibly referring to finding support or assistance from someone else.
Take it to the root
Reiterating the need for a direct and fundamental approach to addressing issues.
I can't take it, always in my face
Expressing frustration with someone's constant presence or interference.
Hey, don't I know you? I've seen you someplace
Questioning familiarity with the person, suggesting a previous encounter.
Back before you know it, back for more abuse
Describing a cycle of returning to a situation of abuse or discomfort.
Back to where I started from, home and on the loose
Reflecting on a return to a familiar but potentially negative starting point.
Take it to the root
Reiterating the call for addressing issues at their core or root.
Take it to the root one time
Emphasizing the need to address issues at their core or root.
Take it to the root two times
Repeating the emphasis on taking things to the root, possibly for emphasis.
Take it to the root three times
Further emphasizing the importance of addressing issues at their root.
Take it to the root four times
Continuing the emphasis on taking things to the root, possibly for emphasis or closure.
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