There comes a time when you have to just set out on a journey, to figure some things out about and for yourself. I feel like the beautiful and joyful (but also slightly melancholy) melody in this song is just a way of showing that it's okay to leave and discover some things for yourself. The journey can be tough, confusing, lonely and very strange. But it's natural, normal, and everyone does it. "Whelp... Time to wander!"
In the end, the question is whether or not some of the people in your life closest to you will stick with you through your journey.
@thelistener21 "In the end, the question is whether or not some of the people in your life closest to you will stick with you through your journey."
@thelistener21 "In the end, the question is whether or not some of the people in your life closest to you will stick with you through your journey."
In the end, sure. But between now and the end, the question is whether or not you will stick with them. People will follow you in to hell - or, perhaps more helpfully, keep you pointed away from hell in the first place - if they know you would do / will do / have done the same for them.
In the end, sure. But between now and the end, the question is whether or not you will stick with them. People will follow you in to hell - or, perhaps more helpfully, keep you pointed away from hell in the first place - if they know you would do / will do / have done the same for them.
There comes a time when you have to just set out on a journey, to figure some things out about and for yourself. I feel like the beautiful and joyful (but also slightly melancholy) melody in this song is just a way of showing that it's okay to leave and discover some things for yourself. The journey can be tough, confusing, lonely and very strange. But it's natural, normal, and everyone does it. "Whelp... Time to wander!"
In the end, the question is whether or not some of the people in your life closest to you will stick with you through your journey.
@thelistener21 "In the end, the question is whether or not some of the people in your life closest to you will stick with you through your journey."
@thelistener21 "In the end, the question is whether or not some of the people in your life closest to you will stick with you through your journey."
In the end, sure. But between now and the end, the question is whether or not you will stick with them. People will follow you in to hell - or, perhaps more helpfully, keep you pointed away from hell in the first place - if they know you would do / will do / have done the same for them.
In the end, sure. But between now and the end, the question is whether or not you will stick with them. People will follow you in to hell - or, perhaps more helpfully, keep you pointed away from hell in the first place - if they know you would do / will do / have done the same for them.