Highways
Hodera Lyrics


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Highways, these days, feel like home
Cause standing stagnant feels so wrong
Where do I belong?
I don't know
Where do I belong?

When the voices in my head begin to collide
Blue Ridge Mountains I found grace
And I wish I could always feel that way
Where do I belong?
I don't know
Where do I belong?

When the voices in my head begin to collide

Where do I belong?
I don't know
Where do I belong?




Oh, where do I belong?
I don't know

Overall Meaning

The song "Highways" by Hodera is a reflection of the feeling of being lost and the search for a sense of belonging. The repetition of the question "where do I belong?" and the admission of not knowing the answer suggests that this feeling is ongoing and unresolved. The use of highways as a metaphor for home is interesting because it portrays the constant need for movement and change while also providing a sense of familiarity and comfort. The phrase "standing stagnant feels so wrong" further emphasizes this need for growth and movement.


The mention of the Blue Ridge Mountains as a place where the singer found grace suggests that nature is a source of solace and comfort for them. The imagery of the mountains also suggests that the journey to find oneself is not easy and may involve overcoming obstacles or challenges. The repetition of the line "when the voices in my head begin to collide" represents the internal struggle between conflicting thoughts and emotions that comes with self-discovery.


Overall, "Highways" is a song that captures the complexity of finding one's place in the world and the ongoing journey towards self-discovery and belonging.


Line by Line Meaning

Highways, these days, feel like home
I have been traveling on the road so much lately, that highways have become a familiar environment to me. It's almost as though they are providing me the sense of home and comfort.


Cause standing stagnant feels so wrong
I have a strong desire to keep moving and not stay in one place. Settling down in one spot for too long feels unfulfilling and unnatural to me.


Where do I belong?
I have an ongoing internal dilemma of not knowing exactly where I fit in or where I am meant to be in life.


I don't know
Unfortunately, I have no clear answer to the question of where I belong, and this uncertainty only adds to my feelings of restlessness and confusion.


When the voices in my head begin to collide
At times, the many different thoughts and emotions swirling around in my mind can become overwhelming and conflict with each other, making it difficult to find peace.


Blue Ridge Mountains I found grace
I once experienced a sense of spiritual renewal and cleansing while surrounded by the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. This was a powerful moment for me.


And I wish I could always feel that way
The spiritual connection I felt in the Blue Ridge Mountains is something I desperately long to experience again, perhaps even in a more permanent and sustained way.


Oh, where do I belong?
My sense of searching for a place of belonging and purpose is ongoing and intense, fueled by my own lack of clarity and direction.




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Tyler Adams

Highways, these days, feel like home
Cause standing stagnant feels so wrong
Where do I belong?
I don’t know
Where do I belong?

When the voices in my head begin to collide

Blue Ridge Mountains I found grace
And I wish I could always feel that way
Where do I belong?
I don’t know
Where do I belong?

When the voices in my head begin to collide

Where do I belong?
I don’t know
Where do I belong?
Oh, where do I belong?
I don’t know

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