Rolling
Chasing Fortunes in the Midnight Shadows
Lyrics
On a cold night, rolling, with a pocket full of shame,
On a cold night, feeling regretful and burdened, carrying shame.
i saw a small bag shining, i said i finally have a chance
Discovering a glimmer of hope in the form of a small bag, seeing a chance for change.
to get myself out of worries, the burden hurts my back.
Expressing a desire to relieve worries, acknowledging the weight on the speaker's back.
But then the sky full of lightning, and the bag lying on fire.
Encountering unexpected obstacles represented by a storm and the bag catching fire.
An old man walking asked me for a cane,
An encounter with an old man seeking assistance, blaming someone for the speaker's burdens.
he said he saw the lightning and there's somebody to blame
The old man attributing the burdens to a lightning incident.
for all the burden of worries resting on my back.
Acknowledging the weight of worries on the speaker's back, reflecting on the cause.
But then another lightning Set the cane on fire.
A second lightning incident affecting the old man's cane, symbolizing continued challenges.
Oh please give me good fortune,
Seeking good fortune to navigate through difficulties.
to guide me through the night.
Expressing a plea for guidance during the night, a metaphor for challenging times.
Will i ever find my way to go
Raising questions about finding a direction in life.
and finally have,
Anticipating a positive change or breakthrough.
well finally have another round over pain.
Longing for relief from pain and difficulties.
When the sunset coming, well nothing in the air
Describing a quiet and lifeless scene during sunset.
but the smoking silence, as everything here dead.
Highlighting a sense of desolation, emphasizing silence and emptiness.
Not the burden of worries resting on my back,
Reiterating the burden on the speaker's back but emphasizing it's not the only concern.
Hope another lightning won't set myself on fire.
Fearing another setback represented by a lightning incident, a potential self-destructive event.
Oh please give me good fortune,
Reiterating the plea for good fortune, underscoring the need for positive outcomes.
to guide me through the night.
Asking for guidance through challenging times, repeating the night metaphor.
Will i ever find my way to go
Revisiting the theme of finding a path in life and overcoming obstacles.
and finally have,
Expressing hope for positive change or resolution.
well finally have another round over pain.
Longing for a reprieve from pain and difficulties, anticipating a new beginning.
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