Lookout

Unveiling Life's Tapestry: The Sons of Champlin's 'Lookout' Message
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Lyrics

Look out, look out for the day we find out what this is all about

Be alert and prepared for the day when we discover the purpose or meaning of our existence.

Look out, look out for when the east turns west and the north becomes the south

Be vigilant for significant changes, such as the reversal of directions (east to west, north to south).


We all seem to be losin the handles we were usin'

People are losing control or understanding of the tools or methods they were using.

Like holdin the illusion in our hand

Comparing the fragile nature of an illusion to holding it in one's hand.

But though the time is passin' the party's ripe for crashin'

Although time is passing, there is a risk of a sudden and disruptive end to the festivities.

And why become the passion of your plan?

Questioning the wisdom of becoming too emotionally invested in one's plans.


Woohoo woohoo we got to understand

Expressing the need for collective understanding.

Woohoo woohoo common and clap your hands

Encouraging unity and celebration through clapping hands.


Look out look out for the quiet whisper soon becomes a shout

Be cautious as a subtle hint or warning may escalate into a significant revelation.

Look out look out for the hidin' places have all been found out

Be aware that hidden truths or secrets are being exposed.


We got no choice in choosin' except the voice your usin'

Emphasizing the lack of options in choosing, except for the words or expressions one uses.

But the ground that you'll be losin's made of sand

The stability you think you have is as uncertain as sand.

But while your mind is flashin', you'll find your colors clashin'

During moments of mental clarity, conflicting ideas or beliefs may clash.

And why become the passion of your plan?

Raising the question of whether it's wise to be overly passionate about one's plans.


Woohoo woohoo we got to understand

Reiterating the importance of collective understanding.

Woohoo woohoo common and clap your hands

Encouraging communal participation and celebration through clapping hands.

Woohoo woohoo we got to understand

Reemphasizing the need for shared understanding.

Woohoo woohoo common and clap your hands

Encouraging unity and celebration through clapping hands.

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