Worldender
Journey Through Surrender: Worldender's Emotional Highway
Lyrics
Worldender
Introduction of the "Worldender" theme or character.
With a temper just as grim as you are tender
Describing the Worldender with a fierce temper in contrast to a tender nature.
Never close I make the most of my own surrender
Acknowledging a tendency to avoid closeness and embrace personal surrender.
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Reiteration of the Worldender theme.
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Repetition of the Worldender theme for emphasis.
Driving
Transition to a scene of driving on South 101.
South 101
Specific mention of the location on South 101.
Got a parking ticket
Reference to receiving a parking ticket in an Oregon state park.
In a state park in Oregon
Details about the parking violation incident.
I didn’t see the sign
Admitting difficulty in noticing signs, implying a broader metaphorical meaning.
But I rarely do now do I
Reflecting on a habitual lack of awareness.
Smoke in my eyes
Mention of smoke in the eyes, possibly a metaphor for confusion or obscured vision.
Pulled over
Shifting to being pulled over, changing the scene.
For a glass and a plate and a smoke break
Listing activities during the break: glass, plate, and a smoke break.
You like half empty dives
Contrasting preferences in places, half-empty dives vs. liking Christmas in May.
And I like Christmas in May
Expressing personal preferences in an unconventional manner.
And the lights went out
Encountering a moment of darkness or confusion.
And I could not see my own hands
Experiencing literal or metaphorical blindness, unable to see one's own hands.
And the walls began to dance
Introducing a chaotic situation where walls appear to dance.
Worldender
Reiteration of the Worldender theme.
With a temper just as grim as you are tender
Describing the Worldender's temperament again.
Never close I make the most of my own surrender
Repeating the theme of avoiding closeness and embracing surrender.
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Reiteration of the Worldender theme.
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Repetition of the Worldender theme for emphasis.
Back to the van
Returning to the van, changing the setting.
Rows and rows and rows of almond trees
Describing rows of almond trees as a visual detail.
I clocked out for a minute
Indicating a moment of disengagement or relaxation.
Hands at six and three
Describing hand position on a clock, possibly symbolizing control or balance.
You thought we’d never make it
Addressing doubts about reaching a destination but overcoming them.
To see our angel in silver lake
Referring to an "angel" in Silver Lake, suggesting a positive destination or goal.
But we did and we’ll do it again
Affirming the achievement and expressing readiness to repeat it.
Worldender
Reiteration of the Worldender theme.
With a temper just as grim as you are tender
Describing the Worldender's temperament again.
Never close I make the most of my own surrender
Repeating the theme of avoiding closeness and embracing surrender.
Worldender
Reiteration of the Worldender theme.
Worldender
Repetition of the Worldender theme for emphasis.
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