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We Can't Get Away
Olympic Ayres Lyrics
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We can't get away, away, away
We can′t get away, away, away
We can't get away-ay-ay-ay
We can't get away
We can′t stop a-all of our thoughts on ignites inside of you
Your life will run its course surround it with force
Sayin′
We can't stop a-all of our thoughts on ignites inside of you
Your life will run its course surround it with force
All make sense when we are through
We can′t get away, away, away
We can't get away, away, away
We can′t get away, away, away
We can't get away-ay-ay-ay
We can′t get away, away, away
We can't get away, away, away
We can't get away, away, away
We can′t get away-ay-ay-ay
We can′t get away
We can't stop a-all of our thoughts on ignites inside of you
Your life will run its course surround it with force
All make sense when we are through
Sayin′
We can't stop a-all of our thoughts on ignites inside of you
Your life will run its course surround it with force
All make sense when we are through
We can′t get away, away, away
We can't get away, away, away
We can′t get away, away, away
We can't get away-ay-ay-ay
We can't get away
We can′t stop our law n′ thoughts inside our minds
'Cause we want to fly high with force and a desire
′Cause We can't stop our law n′ thoughts inside our minds
'Cause we want to fly high with force and a desire (we can′t get away)
'Cause We can't stop our law n′
Thoughts inside our minds (we can′t get away)
'Cause we want to fly high with force and a desire (we can′t get away)
'Cause We can′t stop our law n'
Thoughts inside our minds (we can′t get away)
'Cause we want to fly high with force and a desire
We can't get away
The lyrics to Olympic Ayres's song "We Can't Get Away" convey a sense of being trapped or unable to escape from something that is within oneself. The repeated refrain, "We can't get away," creates a feeling of being stuck or unable to move forward. The verses suggest that this feeling is caused by the intensity of one's own thoughts and desires, which cannot be ignored or turned off.
The lyrics also contain a message of acceptance and surrender to the natural course of life. The lines "Your life will run its course surround it with force / All make sense when we are through" suggest that while one may feel trapped or overwhelmed in the present moment, eventually everything will come together and make sense. The song seems to encourage the listener to embrace their thoughts and desires, even if they feel overwhelming or unattainable, and to trust that eventually everything will fall into place.
Overall, "We Can't Get Away" is a song that captures the feeling of being stuck or unable to move forward, but also encourages acceptance and surrender to the natural course of life. It is a message of hope to those who may be struggling with their own thoughts and desires.
Line by Line Meaning
We can′t get away, away, away
No matter how hard we try, we cannot escape our circumstances.
We can't get away
Our desire to break free from our current situation is strong, but ultimately impossible.
We can′t stop a-all of our thoughts on ignites inside of you
We cannot control the thoughts and emotions that are sparked inside of us.
Your life will run its course surround it with force
We should exert all our willpower and strength to shape our lives in the direction we want it to go in.
All make sense when we are through
With perseverance and determination, everything will eventually fall into place and make sense.
Sayin′
This is what we believe and want to express.
We can′t stop our law n′ thoughts inside our minds
Our innermost thoughts and beliefs are deeply ingrained and cannot easily be changed.
'Cause we want to fly high with force and a desire
We have a strong desire to soar high in life with a great deal of passion and energy.
Writer(s): Kamaliza John Salamba, Nathan Mifsud
Contributed by Daniel J. Suggest a correction in the comments below.