One More Bridge to Cross
Navigating Life's Bridges: The Supremes' Poetic Quest
Lyrics
Is there always gonna be one more bridge to cross?
Questioning if challenges and obstacles will always persist.
Is there always gonna be one more bridge to cross?
Reiteration of the inquiry about the continuous presence of hurdles.
Just like the wind finds a resting place
Comparing the wind finding a resting place to seeking peace in the world.
Somewhere in the bosom of the land
Describing the wind's resting place as within the land.
Sowing his rich by the hands of the wise
Highlighting the idea of prosperity being sown by the hands of the wise.
And peace should come to every man
Expressing the hope for peace to reach every person.
Just when he thinks he can lay down and roll
Describing a moment of reprieve before encountering new challenges.
He's seen the place he's looking for coming up the road
Realization that the sought-after place is approaching, yet more challenges await.
Oh, is there always gonna be one more bridge to cross?
Repeating the question about the existence of persistent obstacles.
Always one more bridge
Affirming the constant presence of another challenge or obstacle.
Is there always gonna be one more bridge to cross?
Reiteration of the inquiry into the inevitability of facing new hurdles.
Now I don't wanna sing that same old song
Expressing a desire for change and a break from the usual struggles.
I want a new tune that we can all sing along
Seeking a new and uplifting experience that everyone can participate in.
We made new maps, but we didn't change the signs
Reflecting on the creation of new perspectives without altering the fundamental issues.
Still say "This is yours and this over here is mine"
Pointing out the persistence of ownership distinctions despite attempts at change.
Like a little ol' man sitting on a bench
Illustrating a metaphorical figure expressing a desire for freedom but facing limitations.
He says he rides for freedom, but he can't cross the fence
Highlighting the irony of someone claiming to ride for freedom but unable to cross a fence.
Is there always gonna be one more bridge to cross?
Repeating the question about the constant presence of challenges.
Oh, oh, oh one more
Adding emphasis to the recurring theme of facing another obstacle.
They say I got one more
Acknowledging the existence of yet another challenge.
Oh, when you get up over here, you'll find one more
Describing the discovery of another obstacle upon reaching a certain point.
When you get around the bend, you see one more
Noting the visibility of a new challenge around the bend.
Almost made it, one more
Expressing the near accomplishment of a goal but with one more obstacle remaining.
You're so, so close
Describing the closeness to success despite the presence of another challenge.
Come more, but you're almost made it
Conveying the proximity to success while recognizing the persistence of challenges.
You think you made it, made it at last
Belief in reaching the goal, only to discover additional obstacles.
Just take a look and you'll see 99 and a half
Observing that even after apparent success, there may still be challenges remaining.
Is there always gonna be one more bridge to cross?
Reiterating the overarching theme of facing continuous challenges.
Is there always gonna be one more bridge to cross?
Posing the question again regarding the inevitability of encountering new obstacles.
Is there always gonna be one more bridge to cross?
Repeating the inquiry about the perpetual existence of hurdles.
Is there always gonna be one more bridge to cross?
Reiteration of the question, emphasizing the enduring nature of facing challenges.
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