Warrior
Horse Thief Lyrics


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I felt the wind come sweeping through the plains of Oklahoma
I was meant for a simple settlement in Oklahoma
And I have found the brothers we are bound to Oklahoma
And found in the rough a different kind of love for Oklahoma

But I will be a full time warrior, and I will fight the evil powers
And they will see that you will follow me
And you will be a full time warrior and you will fight the evil powers
And they will see and they will follow you.
So they won't hurt you any more
So they won't hurt you any more

I see the light come pushing through the dark in Oklahoma
Seeds start to grow where little life is known in Oklahoma
And time isn't real it's an illusion that you feel in Oklahoma
And beauty can arise in the beauty of your mind in Oklahoma

But I will be a full time warrior, and I will fight the evil powers
And they will see that you will follow me
And you will be a full time warrior and you will fight the evil powers
And they will see and they will follow you.

So they won't hurt you any more
So they won't hurt you any more




So they won't hurt you any more
So they won't hurt you any more

Overall Meaning

Horse Thief's song "Warrior" is an ode to the state of Oklahoma, with lyrics that pay homage to its natural beauty, its resilience in the face of adversity, and the sense of community that binds its people together. The song opens with the singer describing the wind that sweeps through the plains of Oklahoma, and how it seems to carry a message of hope and belonging. He feels that Oklahoma is where he was meant to be, and that he has found a connection with the people around him that he never thought possible.


As the song progresses, the singer becomes more and more defiant, almost as if he is preparing for battle. He declares that he will be a warrior, fighting against the "evil powers" that seek to harm those he loves. He urges others to follow his lead, to become warriors themselves, and to join together in a common cause. He repeats the refrain "so they won't hurt you any more" over and over again, as if trying to will it into existence.


At its core, "Warrior" is a song about standing up for what you believe in, and about finding the strength to fight for your dreams. It speaks to the resilience of the human spirit, and the power of community to overcome even the greatest challenges. For anyone who has ever struggled to find their place in the world, or who has felt the weight of injustice bearing down upon them, "Warrior" is a rallying cry to keep fighting, to keep moving forward, and to never give up.


Line by Line Meaning

I felt the wind come sweeping through the plains of Oklahoma
I experienced the strong gust of wind blowing across the vast regions of Oklahoma


I was meant for a simple settlement in Oklahoma
I believe I was destined to lead a life of simplicity in Oklahoma


And I have found the brothers we are bound to Oklahoma
I have discovered like-minded people who feel a strong connection to Oklahoma


And found in the rough a different kind of love for Oklahoma
I developed a unique and unconventional admiration for Oklahoma, despite its roughness


But I will be a full time warrior, and I will fight the evil powers
I am willing to devote myself entirely to fighting the forces of evil


And they will see that you will follow me
Others will take notice and follow my lead


And you will be a full time warrior and you will fight the evil powers
You too will become fully committed to battling the evil forces


And they will see and they will follow you.
Others will recognize your efforts and support your actions


So they won't hurt you any more
This is a call to action to prevent further harm to oneself or others


I see the light come pushing through the dark in Oklahoma
Amidst the darkness, I observe the emergence of light in Oklahoma


Seeds start to grow where little life is known in Oklahoma
New beginnings and growth can arise even in places where life was previously scarce


And time isn't real it's an illusion that you feel in Oklahoma
The concept of time can be subjective and may feel distorted in Oklahoma


And beauty can arise in the beauty of your mind in Oklahoma
The mind can create or appreciate beauty in Oklahoma, even despite external surroundings


So they won't hurt you any more
Continuation of the call to prevent harm


So they won't hurt you any more
Reiterated importance of preventing harm


So they won't hurt you any more
Final reminder to take action to avoid further harm




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siixonesiix

Love this song!!:D

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