Interlude
Jay-Z feat. Beatles Lyrics
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While I was uh researchin' what were goin' to be discussin' today
I came across a passage in a book that um
I think it uh really simplifies
What the human administrative is talkin' about
And I learned that all things must come to an end
It is an inevitable part of the cycle of resistance
All things must conclude
Take the analogy of a tree that grows in Brooklyn
Among the steel and the concrete
With all its glorious branches and leaves
One day it too will pass on its legacy
Through the seeds it dropped to the ground
And as the wind carries these seeds throughout wherever they might move
A new life will begin for each one of them
As they stand as a monument to the one that came before
That came before that came before
That came before that came before
In Jay-Z feat. Beatles's song Interlude, Jay-Z begins the song by stating that he came across a passage in a book that simplifies what the human administration is discussing. He explains that this passage talks about how all things must come to an end and that it is an inevitable part of the cycle of resistance. Jay-Z then takes an analogy of a tree that grows in Brooklyn among the steel and concrete with all its glorious branches and leaves, but one day it too will pass on its legacy through the seeds it dropped to the ground. And as the wind carries these seeds throughout wherever they might move, a new life will begin for each one of them as they stand as a monument to the one that came before. This analogy highlights that everything has a beginning and an end, and what matters is what we leave behind for the next generation.
Line by Line Meaning
The other night
Recently, during a research session
While I was uh researchin' what were goin' to be discussin' today
While I was preparing for today's discussions
I came across a passage in a book that um
I found an interesting quote in a book
I think it uh really simplifies
I believe it provides a clear explanation
What the human administrative is talkin' about
What is being discussed in administrative or leadership circles
And I learned that all things must come to an end
I discovered that everything has a certain lifespan
It is an inevitable part of the cycle of resistance
This is a natural part of the resistance or struggle that exists in life
All things must conclude
Everything must eventually come to an end
Take the analogy of a tree that grows in Brooklyn
Consider the metaphor of a tree that grows in a city environment
Among the steel and the concrete
Despite the rigid and harsh surroundings
With all its glorious branches and leaves
With its beautiful and impressive architecture
One day it too will pass on its legacy
Eventually, it will leave behind what it has contributed
Through the seeds it dropped to the ground
Through its offspring, it will continue to live on
And as the wind carries these seeds throughout wherever they might move
These seeds will travel wherever the wind takes them
A new life will begin for each one of them
Each seed will begin a new life cycle
As they stand as a monument to the one that came before
They will serve as a tribute to the tree that preceded them
That came before that came before
And to the ones that had come before those
That came before that came before
And the ones that came before them
Lyrics © DistroKid, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Justin Smith, Shawn Carter
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@JousJoseph
we need a instrumental version of this
@bensereno9308
Note: If you plan on reversing this song, please have the cross nearby. You really need it!
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sup doods
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@poughkeepsiejohn1
That's "Revolution 9" and the opening guitar line for "I'm So Tired".
@MrStrutxD
I cant stop playing this song. 0:00