From the Wreckage Build a Home
Building Love from the Wreckage: A Journey of Endurance and Renewal
Lyrics
We were racing down a road littered with crosses
We were traveling on a road filled with crosses, suggesting a challenging journey or a path marked by difficulties.
Right down to Jalama beach and even though we missed the sunset
Heading towards Jalama beach, despite missing the sunset, indicating a pursuit of experiences even if timing is not perfect.
We jumped over barbed wire and cacti
Jumping over barbed wire and cacti to reach the sea, reflecting a willingness to overcome obstacles for shared adventures.
Just to fall into the sea, skinny dipping' youngin's, you and I
Engaging in skinny dipping, portraying a carefree and intimate moment between the speaker and their companion.
We're built to last
Repetition of "We're built to last" emphasizes resilience and enduring strength in the relationship.
We're built to last
-Oh, We're built to last
-We're built to last
-Well now it's clear you're the wind and I'm the wave
Describing the speaker and their partner as complementary forces - one being the wind and the other the wave.
Oh together we can brave all the things we never knew
Expressing the belief that together, they can face and conquer unknown challenges.
So I'm making room on a boat I built for one
Creating space on a boat for one, implying a commitment to accommodate the other in their individual pursuits.
We can sail into the sun, till our skin's as tough as diamonds
Sailing towards the sun, symbolizing a journey towards a brighter and enduring future with strengthened resilience.
We're built to last
Reiteration of being "built to last" reinforces the idea of enduring strength in their relationship.
We're built to last
-Oh, We're built to last
-We're built to last
-Oh We're built to last
Continued affirmation of their lasting strength and resilience as a couple.
We're built to last
-If our ship does sink we will follow it like stones
In the face of adversity, expressing a commitment to stay together and face challenges as a united front.
From the wreckage build a home
If their relationship faces challenges ("ship does sink"), they will rebuild and create a home from the wreckage.
From the wreckage build a home
-We're built to last
Repeating the theme of being "built to last," underscoring their enduring commitment and strength.
We're built to last
-Oh, We're built to last
-We're built to last
-Oh We're built to last
Final reaffirmation of their resilience and lasting nature as a couple.
We're built to last
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