The Game
Navigating Life's Unknown Roads: A Musical Journey of Resilience and Perseverance
Lyrics
On this unknown road
Embarking on an unfamiliar journey
We're counting the miles
Tallying the distances traveled
In addition to everything we've lost
Reflecting on the cumulative losses experienced
Empty shows and parking lots
Engaging in performances with sparse audiences and deserted parking lots
That's all we'll ever know
Limited experiences, constrained to the world of shows and parking lots
I'll keep on rocking as long as music will be ringing in my head
Committing to persist in the pursuit of music as long as it resonates in the mind
Hard work and perseverance are the only keys
Emphasizing the importance of hard work and perseverance as the sole means of success
Nothing is ever changing
Expressing a sense of stagnation, a lack of transformative change
It's all the same but still we're down to play your game
Acknowledging the monotony but still willing to participate in the challenges presented
Been there a million times before
Having encountered similar situations numerous times in the past
Trying to break the seal
Attempting to overcome barriers or obstacles
Been waiting all night long
Waiting anxiously throughout the night
For a single call,
Anticipating a phone call that never comes
The phone is not ringing, not counting on anyone
Not relying on anyone, recognizing the absence of external support
We'll get there on our own, like we do all the time
Determined to reach goals independently, as accustomed to doing
Singing you the songs created in our minds
Presenting self-created songs as a form of artistic expression
Strumming chords and writing rimes
Playing musical chords and crafting rhymes
Composition is part of our lives
Highlighting the integral role of composition in their lives
Broken strings and twisted thoughts
Facing challenges represented by broken strings and complex thoughts
That's all we'll ever know.
Concluding that their experiences will be confined to the world of broken strings and twisted thoughts
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