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- Subway Lyrics / with translationsNo walls to keep you in
No one to answer to
Or ask where you've been
(Or ask where you've been)
No job to tie you down
No address so you can't get lost
Or be found
(Be found, or be found)
All alone in a crowded street
At the level of passing feet
So many feet
(So many feet)
Watching a race run by
Cage bird, a need to fly
Freedom in the mind's eyes
(Mind's eyes)
Looking into the pavement crack
At the grass bursting back
Under your feet
(Under your feet)
Some wave
You're here too late
While keeping a world happy
With all hell to pay
But hey
(But hey)
It's just another day
In paradise
If you find a penny in the street
Pick it up, may it bring you luck
And before you meet
(Before you meet)
May you find yourself freedom
In this garden of Eden
And pray
(And pray)
Grant you another day
In paradise
In paradise
In paradise
No one to answer to
Or ask where you've been
(Or ask where you've been)
No job to tie you down
No address so you can't get lost
Or be found
(Be found, or be found)
All alone in a crowded street
At the level of passing feet
So many feet
(So many feet)
Watching a race run by
Cage bird, a need to fly
Freedom in the mind's eyes
(Mind's eyes)
Looking into the pavement crack
At the grass bursting back
(Under your feet)
Some wave
You're here too late
While keeping a world happy
With all hell to pay
But hey
(But hey)
It's just another day
In paradise
If you find a penny in the street
Pick it up, may it bring you luck
And before you meet
(Before you meet)
May you find yourself freedom
In this garden of Eden
And pray
(And pray)
Grant you another day
In paradise
In paradise
In paradise
Facts about Subway
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Subway is written by Andrew Cocup, Rachel Helen Foster.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Subway' by Weekend Players shows how people find freedom through their music and their dance when they break free from their daily routines. The song uses bird metaphors to describe needed freedom and uses unexpected locations to demonstrate how people find inner peace. The Subway lyrics focus on five main themes which include freedom empowerment and solitude which bring inspiration and hope to listeners. The song establishes two main themes which include the need for freedom combined with escape and the need for people to spend time alone while they think and need to wait until better times return. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The content remains appropriate for viewers who belong to every age group.
Who wrote Subway lyrics?
Subway is written by Andrew Cocup, Rachel Helen Foster.
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What is the meaning behind Subway lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Subway' by Weekend Players shows how people find freedom through their music and their dance when they break free from their daily routines. The song uses bird metaphors to describe needed freedom and uses unexpected locations to demonstrate how people find inner peace. The Subway lyrics focus on five main themes which include freedom empowerment and solitude which bring inspiration and hope to listeners. The song establishes two main themes which include the need for freedom combined with escape and the need for people to spend time alone while they think and need to wait until better times return. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The content remains appropriate for viewers who belong to every age group.
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