Warriors
2WEI Edda Hayes Lyrics


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As a child, you would wait
And watch from far away
But you always knew that you'd be the one
That work while they all play

In youth, you'd lay
Awake at night and scheme
Of all the things that you would change
But it was just a dream

Here we are, don't turn away now
We are the warriors that built this town
Here we are, don't turn away now
We are the warriors that built this town
From dust

Here we are, don't turn away now (don't turn away)
We are the warriors that built this town (don't turn away)




We are the warriors that built this town
From dust

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in Warriors by 2WEI featuring Edda Hayes offer a message of empowerment and strength, specifically to those who may feel like outsiders or underdogs. The opening lines suggest a sense of alienation or separation from others, with the idea of watching from a distance and knowing that hard work will ultimately pay off. This idea of determination is reinforced with the line "That work while they all play," highlighting the idea that success is earned through dedication and perseverance.


The second verse delves deeper into the feelings of frustration and restlessness that can come with feeling like an outsider. The line "Of all the things that you would change, but it was just a dream" suggests a sense of powerlessness or inability to make a difference. However, this sentiment is ultimately overcome in the chorus, which declares that the warriors have built this town from dust. The idea of rebuilding or creating something from scratch reinforces the message of empowerment and strength, suggesting that even those who feel like outcasts can make a significant impact.


Overall, the lyrics in Warriors offer a message of hope and inspiration to those who have felt like outsiders or underdogs in their lives. The song is about persevering through struggle and coming out on the other side stronger and more empowered than ever before.


Line by Line Meaning

As a child, you would wait
As a child, you patiently waited for your time to come.


And watch from far away
You watched others from afar and bided your time.


But you always knew that you'd be the one
Deep down, you always knew that you would be the one to make a difference.


That work while they all play
While others enjoyed themselves, you were willing to work hard and strive towards your goals.


In youth, you'd lay
When you were young, you spent many hours lying awake and thinking about your future.


Awake at night and scheme
You spent many sleepless nights scheming and planning for what you wanted to achieve.


Of all the things that you would change
You dreamed of the things that you would change and make better in the world.


But it was just a dream
Despite your aspirations, it seemed like it was just a dream and unattainable.


Here we are, don't turn away now
Now that we've come so far, don't turn away from the opportunity to make a difference.


We are the warriors that built this town
We are the strong and determined fighters that have helped build this town from nothing.


From dust
We have built something amazing from humble beginnings and we must remember our roots.


Here we are, don't turn away now (don't turn away)
Let us not give up now and lose our chance to make a difference.


We are the warriors that built this town (don't turn away)
Our hard work and determination have made us into the strong warriors that we are today.


We are the warriors that built this town
We have accomplished so much and should be proud of what we have achieved.


From dust
We have built something amazing from nothing and we must never forget where we started.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Peermusic Publishing
Written by: Alexander Junior Grant, Daniel Coulter Reynolds, Joshua Francis Mosser, Benjamin Arthur Mckee, Daniel James Platzman, Daniel Wayne Sermon

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