Way Out
Journey Within: Unveiling Depths of Self-Discovery
Lyrics
Way out
Expressing a desire or search for an exit or escape.
In the back of my mind
Referring to thoughts or ideas that are in the subconscious.
I see
Observing or perceiving something.
Someplace I wanna find
Yearning for a specific place that the speaker wants to discover.
Maybe
Expressing a possibility or hope for success.
We'll make it this time
Optimistic about achieving a goal this time.
We'll see
Anticipating the outcome of the situation.
Hold your breath and you'll die
Highlighting the tension and risk involved, emphasizing the need to be cautious.
Cause I can't go that far
Expressing a personal limitation or inability to go too far.
Cause I can't go that far
Reiterating the speaker's inability to go beyond a certain point.
Cause I can't go that far when I'm all on my own
Stressing the difficulty of going too far when alone.
I can't go that far
Repeating the limitation on personal distance without company.
Come with me and see
Inviting someone to join and experience the journey together.
How far we will go
Encouraging exploration and emphasizing the unknown distance.
Stronger than you think
Affirming inner strength, suggesting resilience.
All I need to know
Stating that understanding one's capabilities is essential.
Is if I make it out this time
Expressing the uncertainty of successfully overcoming the challenges this time.
Won't need a rear view
Indicating that looking back or dwelling on the past won't be necessary.
Seeing things clearly
Emphasizing a clear perspective and understanding.
Doing what I need to
Committing to doing what is necessary for progress.
Is if I make it out this time
Reiterating the uncertainty of success and the lack of a need for hindsight.
Won't need a rear view
Echoing the sentiment of not requiring a backward view.
Seeing things clearly
Affirming clarity and determination in perceiving the situation.
Doing what I need to
Committing to taking necessary actions for personal goals.
Cause I can't go that far
Reiterating the personal limitation on distance.
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