Lead Me Home

Journey of Redemption: Wilfred's 'Lead Me Home' Explained
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Lyrics

Maps point to angels that'll lead the way back home

Maps symbolize guidance from angels leading the way back home.

Yellow colored flowers that you picked out on your own

Yellow flowers, personally picked, evoke a sense of individuality and care.

These trees may line the hills 'til it gets too high to breathe

Trees line the hills until the altitude makes it difficult to breathe, suggesting challenges on the journey.

Sailboats sail the ocean 'til they get where they should be

Sailboats traverse the ocean to reach their destination, metaphorically representing life's journey.

Oh, lead me home

An expression of a longing to be guided home.

To the place where I belong

Yearning for a place where one belongs.

Let the sun rise in the east, into the west it falls

Symbolic representation of the sun rising and setting, emphasizing the passage of time.

Oh, take me home

A plea to be taken to a unique and unexplored home.

Where no one else has gone

Desire to explore places where others haven't ventured.

Leave it to the rivers to fix my broken heart

Rivers are metaphorically tasked with healing a broken heart.

Loneliness can heal the soul, like a highway out in Kansas

Loneliness can have a therapeutic effect on the soul, akin to a highway in Kansas.

Oh, bluebird sing me a song while I wait here and listen

A request for a bluebird to provide solace through song during a period of waiting.

Water flowing down the stream, it sounds like momma's calling me

Flowing water in a stream triggers memories of a maternal figure calling.

The sun might wonder where you've gone if you stay in bed all day

The sun might miss one's presence if spent excessively in bed, alluding to the passage of time.

Oh, lead me home

A repetition of the longing to be led home.

To the place where I belong

Reiteration of the desire to belong to a specific place.

Let the sun rise in the east, into the west it falls

Continuation of the symbolism of the sun's movement.

Oh, take me home

Reiteration of the plea to be taken to an undiscovered home.

Where no one else has gone

Repeating the wish to explore uncharted territories.

Leave it to the rivers to fix my broken heart

Emphasis on rivers as a remedy for heartbreak.

Today I got some bad news and I wish that I could tell you

Revelation of receiving distressing news and a desire to share it with someone.

My lungs are under pressure from the things I wish I never knew

Feeling pressured, both physically and emotionally, due to newfound knowledge.

Hear it once and tell it twice, to numb the pain I'll hide inside

Sharing information to alleviate pain, possibly through repetition.

Is this what you call emotion 'cause it's something

Questioning whether intense emotions are truly emotions due to unfamiliarity.

Something I don't recognize

Expressing confusion or alienation towards unrecognizable feelings.

Oh, lead me home

Repetition of the longing to be guided home.

To the place where I belong

Reiteration of the desire to belong to a specific place.

Let the sun rise in the east, into the west it falls

Continuation of the symbolism of the sun's movement.

Oh, take me home

Reiteration of the plea to be taken to an undiscovered home.

Where no one else has gone

Repeating the wish to explore uncharted territories.

Leave it to the rivers to fix my broken heart

Emphasis on rivers as a remedy for heartbreak.

Oh, lead me home

Repetition of the longing to be guided home.

To the place where I belong

Reiteration of the desire to belong to a specific place.

Let the sun rise in the east, into the west it falls

Continuation of the symbolism of the sun's movement.

Oh, take me home

Reiteration of the plea to be taken to an undiscovered home.

Where no one else has gone

Repeating the wish to explore uncharted territories.

Leave it to the rivers to fix this broken heart

Emphasis on rivers as a remedy for heartbreak.

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