Fly Away
Fast Free Frogs Under the Rain Lyrics
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Into the sky
So very high
Just like a dragonfly
I'd fly above the trees
Over the seas
In all degrees
Oh, I want to get away
I want to fly away
Yea, yea, yea
I want to get away
I want to fly away
Yea, yea, yea
Let's go and see the stars
The Milky Way or even Mars
Where it could just be ours
Let's fade into the sun
Let your spirit fly
Where we are one
Just for a little fun
Oh, oh, oh yea
I want to get away
I want to fly away
Yea, yea, yea
I want to get away
I want to fly away
Yea, yea, yea
I got to get away
Girl I got to get away
Oh, oh, oh yea
I want to get away
I want to fly away
Yea, yea, yea
Oh yeah
I want to get away
I want to fly away
Yea, yea, yea
I got to get away
I want to get away
I want to get away
I want to get away
I want to get away
Yea
I want to get away
I want to fly away
Yea, yea, yea
Girl I got to get away
I want to get away
I want to get away
I want to get away
I want to get away
Yea
I want to get away
I want to fly away
Yea, yea, yea
Yea, yea, yea, yea, yea
The song "Fly Away" by Fast Free Frogs Under the Rain is an adrenaline-packed song about a longing for freedom from constraints and the need to explore beyond one's current state. The opening lines of the song describe a desire to fly high and overcome limitations like a dragonfly does. The singer then wishes to use this newfound freedom to explore beyond the boundaries that life normally imposes upon a person, going to the far reaches of the universe, whether it be to Mars or beyond.
The chorus, which repeats the line "I want to get away, I want to fly away," encapsulates the longing for a new experience and a break from the mundane routine of everyday life. The verses that follow are filled with dreamy, evocative imagery such as "let's fade into the sun" and "let your spirit fly." The idea of flying as a metaphor for seeking freedom and liberation from everyday constraints is central to the meaning of this song.
In conclusion, "Fly Away" by Fast Free Frogs Under the Rain is an irresistible call to adventure and an exploration of the longing for freedom from mundane existence. The song speaks to anyone who seeks to unleash themselves from the daily grind, inspiring them to break free and seek out new adventures and experiences.
Line by Line Meaning
I wish that I could fly
Expressing a desire to have the ability to fly and be free
Into the sky
Desiring to soar into the limitless expanse of the sky
So very high
Yearning to go as high as possible
Just like a dragonfly
Aspiring to fly gracefully and effortlessly like a dragonfly
I'd fly above the trees
Imagining oneself soaring above the world's obstacles and challenges
Over the seas
Having the freedom to travel great distances, even across entire oceans
In all degrees
An ambitious aerial journey with no limits or boundaries
To anywhere I please
Being able to fly anywhere in the world, without restrictions or limits
Oh, I want to get away
Expressing a desire to escape from the mundane and routine
Let's go and see the stars
Proposing an adventure to explore the wonders of the universe
The Milky Way or even Mars
Suggesting the possibility of visiting other planets and galaxies
Where it could just be ours
Dreaming of a place where there are no boundaries or limitations
Let's fade into the sun
Evoking the image of disappearing into the beauty of the sun
Let your spirit fly
Encouraging freedom and the pursuit of happiness
Where we are one
Aiming for unity and togetherness
Just for a little fun
Not wanting to take life too seriously, and just enjoying the moment
I got to get away
Feeling the need to escape and pursue something new and exciting
Girl I got to get away
Addressing a significant other, and expressing the desire to embark on something new together
Yea
A celebratory exclamation of excitement and enthusiasm
Contributed by Caroline T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
mutt lover
Don't kill off frogs and toads. Sakes, birds, and frogs and toads are good for your yard! Leave them alone. As a toad owner, I find this idiotic and illogical.
Sincerely,
An offended owner of two chonky toads.
PS: my toads say "Heck You" for this video.
Bran
Bought a house with a big yard recently. Beautiful garden but needs a lot of maintaining. Came across a very large Cape Sand Toad (I live in SA and we call these "vlei paddas") and they are my worse nightmare. Im assuming this was a mother frog because the thing was huge. I freaked out when I encountered this monster and buried it under the sand and moved on to another part of the garden I'm busy cleaning.
I use to come across these back in the country where i grew up, and would kill it no questions asked. This one just scared the shit out of me 😆
Nevertheless, the toad's days are over in my yard.
ExtrovertedCenobite
@Noofter Some people are outright anxious about frogs and toads. Let the man do what he needs to gain peace of mind for himself and his family.
Noofter
@ExtrovertedCenobite Being a coward afraid of their own shadow isn’t an excuse to do irreparable damage to your local ecosystem. Can’t handle nature, don’t choose to live where nature is prevalent. I’m not interested in coddling Kevin and Karen’s suburban fantasy at the cost of animals that do more net good for the world than your average person ever will. By your logic everyone should be allowed to act however they want when they feel anxious, given that I quite enjoy not living in a road warrior hellscape, I don’t subscribe to that logic
ExtrovertedCenobite
@Noofter So you have never used pesticide and would you not kill a snake that may be a danger to yourself and your family even if it does have some benefits to the environment.
Some people actually have panic attacks if they have certain rodents, insects or animals in their yard and yes some of these critters are not away in some far away country habitat but in city and suburban centers.
You don't have to 'coddle' anyone but understand and respect others situation.
Deborah Austin
I live in Arizona. We have Colorado River toads and they are not good to have around our pups because if they lick or touch this toad they can die. We keep getting toads in our backyard. So, we have gotta do something immediately.
T in AZ
I am experiencing the same thing. I have a small back yard in Scottsdale and I find one in my back yard every night for the past 2 weeks. I catch them in a box and relocate them to the greenbelt area, which is about 8 houses away. I don't know if its the same one coming back or a different one. The next one I find, I'm marking him with a drop of fingernail polish so I can tell if it's a new toad or the same one. I have 2 little dogs and I can't let them outside in the backyard at night. This is the first year i had to deal with toads. Im getting very good at catching them and putting them in a box for relocation. Wherever they came from, I wish they would go back.
G_ _T
They can kill dogs very quickly if they secrete their repellent in their face if scared enough. Dog can be instantly poisoned and not know what hit it. This is extremely common here in Florida they come out most nights.
L L
i have a phobia of frogs and i live in florida so come summertime, i live in a perpetual nightmare. my only solace is inside the house or at the beach where it is free of frogs. one time i came home to three big frogs guarding my front door, i could not come inside the house as i was stricken in fear. i can only blame my mom for putting up solar lights near the front door which may have attracted them. at this point i would rather have 10 snakes in my yard than 1 frog as they look less scary to me
Dalisha Bain
I too have a phobia for frog omg i hate them,, eww ewww! I live in the Caribbean so it’s swarming frogs and toads 😢😩😫😖😖😡
jon3r
Same💀