Walkin'
Paul Kantner & Grace Slick Lyrics


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Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Walkin' on the ocean water
Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Lookin' for the Pharaoh's daughter
I'm goin' down and if I don't come back
Tie all my dope on a wire wheel track
Give it to the man who'll have them back
From my life, from my life

[Chorus:]
Oh... Honey have a time on me
Oh... Baby getcha high on me
Oh... Won't you try a dance on me
Oh... Honey have a time on me

Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Walkin' on the ocean water
Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Huntin' for the Pharaoh's daughter
She's makin' it hotter & hotter
Take my hand it's an avalanche
It'll worry your mind, but take a chance
Take off your tie, but don't leave the dance
Of your life, of your life





[Chorus]

Overall Meaning

The song "Walkin' down the road to glorytown" by Paul Kantner, Grace Slick & David Freiberg seems to describe a journey towards finding the Pharaoh's daughter, a quest full of adventure and mystery. The lyrics suggest that the journey itself is more important than the destination. The first two lines of the song, "Walkin' down the road to glorytown, walkin' on the ocean water," indicate that the journey may be challenging and unconventional. The lines "She's makin' it hotter & hotter, take my hand it's an avalanche" suggest that the search for the Pharaoh's daughter is becoming intense and unpredictable.


The chorus of the song, "Oh... Honey have a time on me, Oh... Baby getcha high on me, Oh... Won't you try a dance on me, Oh... Honey have a time on me," seems to suggest that the journey is worth taking and one should enjoy the adventure. The lines "I'm goin' down and if I don't come back, tie all my dope on a wire wheel track, give it to the man who'll have them back, from my life, from my life" may indicate that the journey could be risky and the singer is ready to take a chance despite the dangers.


Overall, the lyrics of "Walkin' down the road to glorytown" by Paul Kantner, Grace Slick & David Freiberg depict an adventurous and enjoyable journey towards finding the Pharaoh's daughter, but it comes with its own set of challenges and risks.


Line by Line Meaning

Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Embarking on a journey towards a place of triumph and success


Walkin' on the ocean water
Facing and conquering seemingly impossible challenges with ease


Walkin' down the road to glorytown
Persisting in one's journey towards success despite obstacles


Lookin' for the Pharaoh's daughter
Searching for the ultimate prize or accomplishment, akin to finding treasure


I'm goin' down and if I don't come back
Accepting the risks and potential negative consequences of pursuing a difficult path


Tie all my dope on a wire wheel track
Entrusting one's possessions to a reliable person in case of failure or danger


Give it to the man who'll have them back
Choosing to rely on someone trustworthy to safely retrieve valuable belongings


From my life, from my life
Resigning oneself to the possibility of losing everything in pursuit of success


Oh... Honey have a time on me
Encouraging others to enjoy themselves and rely on the artist to provide a good time


Oh... Baby getcha high on me
Offering oneself as a source of pleasure and excitement for others


Oh... Won't you try a dance on me
Inviting others to join the singer on their journey towards success and adventure


Huntin' for the Pharaoh's daughter
Continuing the search for the ultimate prize, fueled by determination and ambition


She's makin' it hotter & hotter
Amping up the intensity of the journey, making the stakes higher and the challenges tougher


Take my hand it's an avalanche
Urging others to trust the singer in the face of overwhelming circumstances


It'll worry your mind, but take a chance
Reassuring others that they may feel uncertain or afraid, but they should still take the risk


Take off your tie, but don't leave the dance
Encouraging others to embrace a more carefree and adventurous lifestyle


Of your life, of your life
Acknowledging that the journey towards success should be a central focus and priority in one's life




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: PAUL KANTNER, GRACE SLICK

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