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Starter
Evergreen Terrace Lyrics


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something´s come over me and I need some answers
my capulet, it seems, is just a step away
we walk, we walk this darkened road
I can´t see, I can´t see at all
this joke is getting older every single day

something´s come over me

no place I´d rather be
what are the chances
it´s right in front of me but still a step away
we walk, we walk this weary road
I can´t move, I can´t move at all
this joke is getting older every single day

I´ve heard quite enough

forget, forget it all
starting all over again
regret has mounted tall
over and over again
is this our final call
starting all over again
forget, forget it all
over and over

you can´t take it from me with softly spoken lies
one more mistake may end up costing you your life

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Evergreen Terrace's song Starter seem to be about the internal struggle of someone who is seeking answers, possibly in relation to matters of the heart. The use of the metaphor "my capulet" likely refers to someone or something that the singer sees as unattainable or out of reach, much like the doomed romance of Romeo and Juliet. The repeated line "we walk this darkened road" suggests a sense of confusion or uncertainty, while the lines "I can't see, I can't see at all" and "I can't move, I can't move at all" further convey a feeling of being stuck or lost.


The chorus, with its repetition of "something's come over me" and "this joke is getting older every single day," emphasizes the singer's sense of urgency and frustration. The verses following the chorus suggest a desire to start anew and move on from past mistakes or regrets. The final lines of the song, "you can't take it from me with softly spoken lies / one more mistake may end up costing you your life," almost seem like a warning or challenge to someone who may be trying to deceive or mislead the singer.


Overall, the lyrics of Starter seem to describe a personal struggle with matters of the heart and a desire to move forward despite confusion and uncertainty. The repeated themes of walking a dark and weary road, feeling stuck or lost, and the need to forget and start over again emphasize the singer's determination to find clarity and move on.


Line by Line Meaning

something´s come over me and I need some answers
I'm feeling a sudden change and I'm in need of some explanations.


my capulet, it seems, is just a step away
A goal I've been pursuing may finally be within reach.


we walk, we walk this darkened road
We're travelling down a difficult path, full of uncertainty and darkness.


I can´t see, I can´t see at all
I'm struggling to see a way out or a clear direction to take.


this joke is getting older every single day
This situation is becoming more and more tiresome and frustrating as time goes on.


no place I´d rather be
Despite the difficulties, there's nowhere else I'd rather be than pursuing this goal.


what are the chances
What are the odds of success?


we walk, we walk this weary road
The path we're on is taking a toll on us and we're growing weary.


I can´t move, I can´t move at all
I feel stuck and unable to make progress.


this joke is getting older every single day
Again, I'm growing tired of this situation and the lack of progress.


I´ve heard quite enough
I've reached my limit of patience or understanding.


forget, forget it all
I need to let go of everything and start fresh.


starting all over again
I need to begin anew and start from scratch.


regret has mounted tall
I'm feeling a lot of regret about past decisions and actions.


is this our final call
Is this the last chance we have to succeed?


over and over
The same thing keeps happening or being repeated.


you can´t take it from me with softly spoken lies
Don't try to deceive me with gentle words and lies - I won't be fooled.


one more mistake may end up costing you your life
Be careful, another error could have serious consequences and put your life at risk.




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