Come On All You Soldiers
Her Space Holiday Lyrics


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And we all are forever wanting
And we all are forever getting
And we all are just for an evening
And we all are all of the above
And we all are forever foolish
And we all are forever learning
And we all are just for a moment
And we all are we all are
Let's write it in a sturdy book
And hide it in the dirt
So when we finally leave this place they can know just what we were
So simple and so complicated with the ... hands
The ability to save a life or keep a better stance
Oh my friend, my friend
And we all are forever tiny
And we all are forever giants
And we all are just for a minute
And we all are all of the above
And we all are forever singing
And we all are forever silent
And we all are just for a second
And we all are we all are
Let's write it in our favorite book and place it on the shelf
And if needs be we'll pull it out when we're in desperate need of help
We'll turn towards the dog-eared pages??
And bask inside the freedom of having nothing at all to hide
Oh my friend, my friend
(background noise)
Nine times out of ten
We hold our tongues like our hands are broken
A for apple, B on this spring test, ... softspoken
We all are all of the above
We all are all of the above




We all are all of the above
We all are all of the above

Overall Meaning

In this song, Her Space Holiday explores the complexity of human nature and how we all exhibit different characteristics and emotions. The repetition of "And we all are..." highlights the universality of these experiences. The verses express contrasting qualities, such as forever wanting and forever getting, forever foolish and forever learning, forever tiny and forever giants, forever singing and forever silent. These opposing characteristics reflect the duality of human nature and how we are capable of expressing a wide range of feelings and behaviors throughout our lives.


The chorus suggests that we should write down these experiences and hide them in a book, so that others can understand who we were when we leave this world. The idea behind hiding it in the dirt emphasizes the idea that these experiences are the root of who we are and what we will leave behind. The poignant line "And bask inside the freedom of having nothing at all to hide" suggests that by sharing our experiences and emotions, we can free ourselves from the constraints of secrecy and shame.


The bridge of the song includes background noise, which adds to the intimacy of the song, almost as though you are listening in on someone's personal musings. The lyrics, "Nine times out of ten, we hold our tongues like our hands are broken," suggests that we often do not express ourselves as fully as we could. The line, "A for apple, B on this spring test, ... softspoken," hints at the idea that we are often taught to conform to societal expectations, rather than expressing ourselves freely.


Line by Line Meaning

And we all are forever wanting
We have endless desires and wants that we strive for


And we all are forever getting
While satisfying some wants, we keep getting new ones


And we all are just for an evening
We exist only for a fleeting moment in the grand scheme of things


And we all are all of the above
We are all of these things simultaneously


And we all are forever foolish
We make mistakes and sometimes act foolishly


And we all are forever learning
But we try to learn from our mistakes and constantly grow and improve


And we all are just for a moment
Again, we exist only briefly, like a passing moment


And we all are we all are
We are who we are, and that's okay


Let's write it in a sturdy book
We should record our experiences and lessons to leave a legacy


And hide it in the dirt
To protect and preserve it for others to discover


So when we finally leave this place they can know just what we were
So future generations can understand our collective experiences and learn from them


So simple and so complicated with the ... hands
Life is both simple and complicated, depending on how we handle it


The ability to save a life or keep a better stance
Our actions have the power to change lives and make a positive difference


Oh my friend, my friend
Addressing a friend, the song suggests the importance of camaraderie and shared experiences


And we all are forever tiny
We are small in comparison to the vastness of time and space


And we all are forever giants
But we also have the potential to achieve great things and make an impact


And we all are just for a minute
Once again, highlighting the fleeting nature of our existence


And we all are all of the above
Reiterating the point that we are all of these things at once


And we all are forever singing
We all have a unique voice and contribute to the symphony of life in some way


And we all are forever silent
But sometimes we also need to be quiet and listen to others


And we all are just for a second
Our existence can be as brief as a single second


Let's write it in our favorite book and place it on the shelf
We should keep a record of our experiences in a place that is important to us


And if needs be we'll pull it out when we're in desperate need of help
We can use our past experiences to help us in times of need


We'll turn towards the dog-eared pages??
Referring to the well-loved and worn pages of a book that have been frequently referenced and revisited


And bask inside the freedom of having nothing at all to hide
By being honest and transparent, we can live with a sense of freedom and authenticity


Nine times out of ten
Most of the time


We hold our tongues like our hands are broken
We often struggle to speak up or express ourselves


A for apple, B on this spring test, ... softspoken
A nonsensical phrase that could represent the mundane nature of everyday life


We all are all of the above
Finally, the song reiterates that we are all of these things at once




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