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1. Leslie Edward Pridgen (born March 24, 1977), better known by his stage name Freeway, is an American rapper. Freeway a.k.a. Philly Freeway began rapping while in high school. He later met fellow rapper Beanie Sigel, who would be signed to Roc-A-Fella and later help Freeway get a contract with the record label. Freeway became one of the label's most visible artists after making his first appearance on The Dynasty: Roc La Familia in 2000 and appearing on several other Roc releases before putting out his solo album, Philadelphia Freeway.
The album was produced primarily by Roc-A-Fella-affiliated artists--Just Blaze, Bink!, Kanye West--and featured mostly Roc-A-Fella rappers as well, many of them from State Property: a Philadelphia-based bunch of Roc members that Freeway and Beanie Sigel had compiled into a group. The album's biggest hit was What We Do, produced by Just Blaze and featuring Jay-Z & Beanie Sigel.
After relations between Beanie Sigel and State Property soured, whether he and Freeway are still friends is unclear. Though Beanie had said he didn't know if he'd work with State Property again, he was present at Jay-Z's I Declare War concert alongside Freeway.
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2. Freeway are a classic British rock covers band based in York. A five piece playing primarily twin guitar rock music from the classic rock era of the 70s and 80s.
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3. A 3-piece blues rock band from Australia
Freeway
Freeway Lyrics
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Pictures of a world I′ve never seen Pieces of a life forever more Find the light for me Freeway!
Running from a man that is me Picking at the bones of everything that we'll ever be Pieces of a life forever more Find the light for me Freeway!
The lyrics to Freeway's song "Freeway" explore themes of longing, escapism, and self-discovery. The opening lines, "Thinking on a dream I never had, Pictures of a world I've never seen," suggest a yearning for something beyond one's current reality. It speaks to the desire for something more, a life unexperienced and dreams unfulfilled. This reflects the human tendency to fantasize about what could be, even if it is out of reach.
The following lines, "Running from a man that is me, Picking at the bones of everything that we'll ever be," convey a sense of dissatisfaction or restlessness within oneself. The singer seems to be grappling with their own identity, feeling a need to escape from their own expectations or limitations. They are metaphorically "picking at the bones," examining the remnants of their past and present, perhaps hoping to find something that will lead them to a more fulfilling future.
The repeated phrase "Find the light for me Freeway!" serves as a plea or a call to action, suggesting a desire for guidance or direction. The word "Freeway" can be interpreted as a symbol of liberation, a road to self-discovery and the pursuit of dreams. Overall, the lyrics of "Freeway" convey a universal longing for something more, a search for purpose and meaning in life, and a hope for finding the path that will lead to personal fulfillment.
Line by Line Meaning
Thinking on a dream I never had
Reflecting on an imagined scenario that never actually occurred
Pictures of a world I've never seen
Mental images of an unfamiliar and unexplored realm
Pieces of a life forever more
Fragments of an existence that will endure eternally
Find the light for me Freeway!
Discover the path to enlightenment, guiding me towards salvation
Running from a man that is me
Escaping from the flaws and shortcomings of my own character
Picking at the bones of everything that we'll ever be
Analyzing the remnants and essence of what our future holds
Pieces of a life forever more
Fragments of an existence that will endure eternally
Find the light for me Freeway!
Discover the path to enlightenment, guiding me towards salvation
Writer(s): William Farley Smith
Contributed by Brayden S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.