Walkin'
David Freiberg Lyrics


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Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Walkin' on the ocean water
Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Lookin' for the Pharaoh's daughter
I'm goin' down and if I don't come back
Tie all my dope on a wire wheel track
Give it to the man who'll have them back
From my life, from my life

[Chorus:]
Oh... Honey have a time on me
Oh... Baby getcha high on me
Oh... Won't you try a dance on me
Oh... Honey have a time on me

Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Walkin' on the ocean water
Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Huntin' for the Pharaoh's daughter
She's makin' it hotter & hotter
Take my hand it's an avalanche
It'll worry your mind, but take a chance
Take off your tie, but don't leave the dance
Of your life, of your life





[Chorus]

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of David Freiberg's "Walkin' in" talk about the journey to a place called "Glorytown" and the search for the Pharaoh's daughter. The song invokes powerful imagery of walking on water and taking chances in life. "Glorytown" as a concept can be seen as a metaphor for success and happiness in life. However, the journey to reach that place can be tough, as implied by the line "I'm goin' down and if I don't come back". This line can be interpreted as a willingness to take risks and face challenges, even if success is not guaranteed. The search for the Pharaoh's daughter can be seen as a symbolic search for love or the perfect partner. The use of the phrase "take my hand it's an avalanche" can be interpreted as an encouragement to take risks and not be afraid of the consequences. The chorus of the song uses the phrase "honey have a time on me" and "baby getcha high on me", which can be viewed as an invitation to enjoy life and make the most of every moment.


Overall, David Freiberg's "Walkin' in" is a song that celebrates the journey to success and happiness, while encouraging listeners to take risks and enjoy life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of walking on water and searching for love, while the chorus serves as an invitation to have fun and make the most of life.


Line by Line Meaning

Walkin' down the road to glorytown
I am on a journey towards success and happiness.


Walkin' on the ocean water
I am doing the impossible, going against all odds.


Walkin' down the road to glorytown
I am persistent in my pursuit of success and happiness.


Lookin' for the Pharaoh's daughter
I am searching for something valuable and rare.


I'm goin' down and if I don't come back
I am taking a risk, and I may not return.


Tie all my dope on a wire wheel track
If I don't make it, I want my possessions to be returned to someone who needs them.


Give it to the man who'll have them back
My possessions should be given to someone who will put them to good use.


From my life, from my life
These possessions are not as valuable as my life.


Oh... Honey have a time on me
Enjoy yourself, have fun on my behalf.


Oh... Baby getcha high on me
Let me be the source of your excitement and joy.


Oh... Won't you try a dance on me
Come dance with me, and let's celebrate life together.


Huntin' for the Pharaoh's daughter
I am still searching for something valuable and rare, and it's getting more intense.


She's makin' it hotter & hotter
The value of what I am searching for is increasing, and the competition is getting tougher.


Take my hand it's an avalanche
Things are moving quickly, and I need someone to hold on to.


It'll worry your mind, but take a chance
The risk is high, but it's worth taking a chance.


Take off your tie, but don't leave the dance
Take a break from your routine and enjoy life, but don't give up on your goals.


Of your life, of your life
This is your life, and you deserve to live it to the fullest.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: PAUL KANTNER, GRACE SLICK

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Comments from YouTube:

@meloland5649

Great song.

@smiles12331

RIP PAUL :(

@ChasBeauregarde

Paul Kantner, sorely missed. To re-quote Joni Mitchell "Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you got 'til it's gone"

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