End Of The Line
Dr. John Aaron Neville Lyrics

Well it's alright, riding around in the breeze
It's okay to enjoy the freedom and joy of driving around with the wind blowing through your hair.

Well it's alright, if you live the life you please
It's okay to live life on your own terms and pursue your own happiness.

It's alright, doing the best you can
It's okay to do your best and give your all in everything you do.

Well it's alright, long as you lend a hand
It's okay to help others and be supportive as long as you can.

You can sit around and wait for the phone to ring (end of the line)
You can choose to passively wait for something to happen, reaching the end of the line.

Waiting for someone to tell you everything (end of the line)
Waiting for someone else to provide all the answers and solutions, reaching the end of the line.

Sit around and wonder what tomorrow will bring
Reflecting on the uncertainties of the future and what it may hold.

Maybe a diamond ring
Perhaps something valuable or significant will come your way.

Well it's alright, even if they say you're wrong
It's okay to remain confident and true to yourself even when others criticize or disagree.

It's alright, sometimes you gotta be strong
There may be times when you need to exhibit strength and resilience.

It's alright, as long as you got somewhere to lay
As long as you have a place to rest and call home, things will be okay.

Well it's alright, everyday is Judgement Day
Every day presents an opportunity for reflection and self-improvement.

Maybe somewhere down the road a ways (end of the line)
Perhaps in the future, at the end of the line, you will think back and reflect.

You'll think of me, and wonder where I am these days (end of the line)
At the end of the line, there may be curiosity about my whereabouts and how I am doing.

Maybe somewhere down the road somebody plays (end of the line)
At the end of the line, someone may reminisce and play a song.

Purple haze
Referring to the famous song by Jimi Hendrix, suggesting a nostalgic twist at the end of the line.

Well it's alright, even when push comes to shove
It's okay to remain composed and resilient even in challenging situations.

Well it's alright, if you got somebody to love
Having someone to love and share life with makes everything okay.

It's alright, everything gonna work out fine
Believing that everything will ultimately fall into place and turn out well.

Well it's alright, we're going to the end of the line
Accepting that life's journey will eventually lead us to the end and being okay with it.

Don't have to be ashamed of the car I drive (end of the line)
Feeling proud and unashamed of the vehicle I possess at the end of the line.

Just glad to be here and happy to be alive (end of the line)
Appreciating life and feeling fortunate to be alive at the end of the line.

It don't matter even if you're by my side (end of the line)
Being content and fulfilled, regardless of whether you are with me or not, at the end of the line.

I'm satisfied
Expressing contentment and fulfillment at the end of the line.

Well it's alright, even if you're old and grey
Growing old and becoming grey is perfectly acceptable and should not cause any worries.

It's alright, you still got something to say
Even in old age, there are still thoughts, experiences, and wisdom to be shared.

It's alright, remember you can live and let live
Remembering that it's okay to live life on your own terms and allow others to do the same.

Well it's alright, the best you can do is forgive
It's okay to let go of grudges and forgive others to find peace and move forward.

It's alright, riding around in the breeze
Feeling the freedom and liberation of riding around with the wind in your hair is perfectly okay.

Well it's alright, if you live the life you please (if you live the life you please)
It's okay to live a life that brings you joy and satisfaction, embracing your personal desires and choices.

It's alright, oh, even when the sun don't shine
Finding peace and acceptance even during difficult or dark times when things may not be going well.

It's alright, going to the end of the line
Accepting and being at peace with the fact that life will ultimately come to its end.