Winter
Audio Learning Center Lyrics


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She wastes her days away
She sinks her teeth into
Her dead end job
Long since had given up
On Childhood dreams
All the things that she
Could have become
Muttering to herself
Underneath her breath
She says
I hope I can make it
Through winter
Winter

And she tries
To pretend
To believe
That she can

He barely gets out these days
His body ruined by a dead end job
Let go after forty years
He was replaced
When younger faster
Workers came along

Now sitting in his room
With the shades pulled shut
He barely realizes that it's winter

A winner

And he tries
To pretend
To believe
That his life
Turned out good

Trying to
Pretend they took the
Right road the path to
Doors shut along




And failures that
Have taken too long

Overall Meaning

The song Winter by Audio Learning Center is a powerful commentary on the struggle of everyday people who feel trapped in their seemingly pointless, mundane lives. The first verse talks about a woman who spends her days in a dead-end job, having long given up on the dreams she had as a child. She mutters to herself, hoping that she can make it through the harsh winter. The second verse talks about a man who has been let go after forty years of working a dead-end job. He now sits in his room, barely aware of the passing of winter.


The song's central message is about the struggle of people to find meaning in their lives. The woman in the song is trapped in a life that is going nowhere, while the man has lost his identity after losing his job. Both of them are trying to pretend that everything is okay, to believe that their lives turned out the way they wanted them to. But deep down, they know that they are trapped, and that their dreams have been pushed aside.


The lyrics' straightforwardness and the band's raw, emotional sound make for a powerful combination. Through their music, Audio Learning Center manages to convey the frustration of those who feel trapped by their circumstances. Anyone who has ever felt like they are stuck in a dead-end job or have lost their way in life can relate to the song's message.


Line by Line Meaning

She wastes her days away
She spends her time doing unproductive things


She sinks her teeth into
She puts a lot of effort into


Her dead end job
Her meaningless and unfulfilling occupation


Long since had given up
She gave up a long time ago


On Childhood dreams
On the aspirations she had as a child


All the things that she
All of the things that were possible for her to achieve


Muttering to herself
Speaking quietly to herself


Underneath her breath
In a quiet, under-the-breath manner


She says
Expresses


I hope I can make it
I hope I can survive


Through winter
Through this difficult period


And she tries
She attempts


To pretend
To act as if


To believe
To convince herself


That she can
That she is capable


He barely gets out these days
He rarely leaves his house now


His body ruined by a dead end job
His physical well-being has been damaged by a meaningless occupation


Let go after forty years
He lost his job after working for forty years


He was replaced
Someone else was hired in his place


When younger faster
When younger, more efficient


Workers came along
Newer and more productive employees started working


Now sitting in his room
Currently stationed in his living space


With the shades pulled shut
With the curtains closed


He barely realizes that it's winter
He is not fully aware that the season has changed


A winner
A successful person


And he tries
He attempts


To pretend
To act as if


To believe
To convince himself


That his life
That his existence


Turned out good
Was ultimately successful


Trying to
Attempt to


Pretend they took the
To act as if they made


Right road the path to
The correct way, the trail to


Doors shut along
Obstacles closing off future opportunities


And failures that
Mistakes that


Have taken too long
Have negatively impacted them for an extended period of time




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