Wheels
Georgia Anne Muldrow Lyrics


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We stay stars




Overall Meaning

In the sky, yeah
The ride's too far
We'll never die, no


These lyrics from Georgia Anne Muldrow's song Wheels are expressing a sense of immortality that comes from being a star in the sky. The idea is that even though the journey might be long and difficult, they will never die as they are eternal beings, always shining brightly in the sky. This can be interpreted as a message of hope and encouragement, reminding us that no matter what hardships we may face, we all have a spark of divinity within us that will never be extinguished.


The refrain "the ride's too far, we'll never die" is particularly poignant, as it suggests that even though we may feel overwhelmed and exhausted at times, we will always have the strength to go on. This can be seen as a tribute to the human spirit, which is capable of remarkable resilience and endurance in the face of adversity.


Line by Line Meaning

We stay stars
We remain true to ourselves and our inner light, shining brightly like celestial beings, even in the face of darkness and adversity.


We move on wheels
We are constantly in motion, navigating the interconnected web of life with fluidity and grace, propelled forward by the momentum of our dreams and aspirations.


Our spirits never yield
Our souls are indomitable and unbreakable, steadfastly holding on to our hopes and convictions, even in the face of doubt or opposition.


We move on wheels
Again, we are always moving forward, situated at the epicenter of our own orbit, carving out our own paths and destiny.


Our spirits never yield
Reiterated to emphasize the strength and resilience of our inner selves.


Our journey's never over.
Life is an ongoing journey, full of twists and turns, peaks and valleys, and we will continue to push forward, learning and growing along the way.




Writer(s): Georgia Muldrow

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Becca Anderson


on Kali Yuga

She didn't write this song. It's an old song from the 1950s and she added a few words.

Anitra Winder


on The Birth of Petey Wheatstraw

This song is one of those that hits me in an unexplained place!!! ....that Shuggie Otis sample that makes me die! I need the lyrics!! "Original man...fresh from the earth"...yes!

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