Overall about difficult moments of disappointment and vulnerability. Having hope and longing, while remaining optimistic for the future. Encourages the belief that with each new morning there is a chance for things to improve.
The chorus offers a glimmer of optimism and a chance at a resolution and redemption in the future.
Captures the rollercoaster of emotions of feeling lost while loving someone who is not there for you, feeling let down and abandoned while waiting for a lover. Lost with no direction, "Now I'm up in the air with the rain in my hair, Nowhere to go, I can go anywhere"
The bridge shows signs of longing and a plea for companionship. The Lyrics express a desire for authentic connection and the importance of Loving someone just as they are. "Just in passing, I'm not asking. That you be anyone but you”
He knows a tale and every sort of detail about the kid that was born on nobodies list.
To a dad named bob and a mom named clod and a dog that was constantly pissed.
Whoa man
That seems just like yesterday when the place was like toilet
and everybody using it and the cops couldn’t keep us away.
We own the town so we wandered around telling jokes and every detail.
We fakeddiscuss while someone bust and bitch smiled at us that was as big as a whale.
It was slowly gay so we drank all day and put invisible pills in the den.
We were out of control so we played rock & Roll and threw the homework in the fire again.
Whoa Man…
That seem just like yesterday when the place was a crime and everyone was having at it
and the cops couldn’t keep us away.
Whoa man…
… and that seem just like yesterday because are bass was grooving
and everybody puken and the neighbor trying to drive us
insane.
Whoa Yeah
What I’d love to see you again
Whoa Yeah
What id love to see you again
Whoa Yeah
What id love to see you again
Whoa yea
End of ythe year and we have a career and try are best no to think of the past.
Yeah its pissing me off, but I guess that’s enough to know that sometimes nothings a blast
Whoa man
That seem just like yesterday when the place was a criminal and everybody having it
and the cops couldn’t keep us away.
Whoa man
And that seems just like yesterday when the place was grooving and everybody puken
and the neighbor trying to drive us insane
Whoa man
What id love to see you again
Whoa Yeah...
To a dad named bob and a mom named clod and a dog that was constantly pissed.
Whoa man
That seems just like yesterday when the place was like toilet
and everybody using it and the cops couldn’t keep us away.
We own the town so we wandered around telling jokes and every detail.
We fakeddiscuss while someone bust and bitch smiled at us that was as big as a whale.
It was slowly gay so we drank all day and put invisible pills in the den.
We were out of control so we played rock & Roll and threw the homework in the fire again.
Whoa Man…
That seem just like yesterday when the place was a crime and everyone was having at it
and the cops couldn’t keep us away.
Whoa man…
… and that seem just like yesterday because are bass was grooving
and everybody puken and the neighbor trying to drive us
insane.
Whoa Yeah
What I’d love to see you again
Whoa Yeah
What id love to see you again
Whoa Yeah
What id love to see you again
Whoa yea
End of ythe year and we have a career and try are best no to think of the past.
Yeah its pissing me off, but I guess that’s enough to know that sometimes nothings a blast
Whoa man
That seem just like yesterday when the place was a criminal and everybody having it
and the cops couldn’t keep us away.
Whoa man
And that seems just like yesterday when the place was grooving and everybody puken
and the neighbor trying to drive us insane
Whoa man
What id love to see you again
Whoa Yeah...
Lyrics submitted by rjbucs28
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