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All the things you'll love,
All the things that may hurt you,
All the things you shouldn't do,
And all the things you want to...
They're calling your name...travel safely.
They're calling your name...travel safely.
Every first kiss, every crisis, every heartbreak and every act of kindness...
They're calling your name...travel safely.
They're calling your name...travel safely.
Every empire, every monument, every masterpiece and every invention,
They're calling your name...travel safely.
They're calling your name...travel safely.
I found stars on the tip of your tongue.
You speak Poltergeist, so do I. So do I.
What comes will come.
What goes will go.
The wind will blow where the wind is blowing.
Don't let go of where you think you're going.
We'll never know why it flows where it's flowing.
We've always been what we will always be.
I'm so convinced we have to get there, we can part the sea.
So bring the dead to life, turn your blood to wine.
All your life you have waited for this moment to arrive.
And you'll be bright.
All the things that may hurt you,
All the things you shouldn't do,
And all the things you want to...
They're calling your name...travel safely.
They're calling your name...travel safely.
Every first kiss, every crisis, every heartbreak and every act of kindness...
They're calling your name...travel safely.
They're calling your name...travel safely.
Every empire, every monument, every masterpiece and every invention,
They're calling your name...travel safely.
They're calling your name...travel safely.
I found stars on the tip of your tongue.
You speak Poltergeist, so do I. So do I.
What comes will come.
What goes will go.
The wind will blow where the wind is blowing.
Don't let go of where you think you're going.
We'll never know why it flows where it's flowing.
We've always been what we will always be.
I'm so convinced we have to get there, we can part the sea.
So bring the dead to life, turn your blood to wine.
All your life you have waited for this moment to arrive.
And you'll be bright.
Lyrics submitted by digitallove42, edited by KurmisTheFrog
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pretty narrow interpretation of the last five lines; claiming the individual remains the same forever would devoid us of any taking part in life.
The things you shouldn't do, but want to,. still calling your name saying "travel safely" "you speak poltergeist (disruptive entity) so do I"
There's always something, somewhere,
It may be a power, thats calling, a conscience, I feel its saying simply to be cautious, saying "your not alone, be safe" it's not judging, It may be things in your way, it may be simply existing,
It's a blessing, "Travel safely"
Maybe this "other person" is the song itself, maybe it's life, all it's asking, All it's saying is to "travel safely" as a blessing,
Then it takes a break and promises that "you will be bright", which is hard for me to believe, but without that attitude, life wouldn't go on.
i find your comment to be pretty projective.
The line is, throughout:
(They're calling your name.) Travel safely. (They're calling your name.) Travel safely.