Far Away
Rene & Rene Lyrics
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Far away over the sea
Those far away places with the strange-sounding names
Are callin', callin' me
Goin' to China or maybe Siam
I want to see for myself
Those far away places I've been readin' about
I start getting restless whenever I hear
The whistle of a train
I pray for the day I can get underway
And look for those castles in Spain
They call me a dreamer, well, maybe I am
But I know that I'm burnin' to see
Those far away places with the strange-sounding names
Callin', callin' me
The lyrics to Rene & Rene's song "Far Away" speak of a yearning for far-off places with strange-sounding names, places that spark the imagination and the sense of adventure. The singer longs to explore these exotic locales, like China or Siam, and witness their uniqueness firsthand. The call to adventure is so strong that even the sound of a train whistle can make the singer restless, eager to embark on the journey towards these faraway places.
Throughout the song, there's a sense of restlessness and wanderlust that is palpable in the lyrics. The singer describes themselves as a dreamer, but one who is determined to take action and make their dreams a reality. The song is an ode to the importance of exploration and the thrill of discovering new lands, cultures, and experiences.
Line by Line Meaning
Far away places with strange-sounding names
Distant locations with unique names
Far away over the sea
A long distance across the ocean
Those far away places with the strange-sounding names
Those remote spots possessing eccentric appellations
Are callin', callin' me
Keep beckoning me to come over and explore
Goin' to China or maybe Siam
Traveling towards China or perhaps Siam
I want to see for myself
I aspire to witness those places firsthand
Those far away places I've been readin' about
Those remote locations that I have been reading and learning about
In a book that I took from the shelf
Contained within the book that I grabbed from the bookshelf
I start getting restless whenever I hear
My impatience starts kicking in whenever I listen to
The whistle of a train
The whistle sound of locomotive transportation
I pray for the day I can get underway
I appeal to the future time when I can finally embark on the journey
And look for those castles in Spain
And search for those Spanish castles
They call me a dreamer, well, maybe I am
They label me as a visionary, but that may be accurate
But I know that I'm burnin' to see
Nonetheless, I am eager and fervent to personally witness
Those far away places with the strange-sounding names
Those remote spots possessing eccentric appellations
Callin', callin' me
Continuously summoning and alluring me
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney
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CyberRoy72
This is the flipside of the song "Morning" recorded previously by Spain and Jason of Laedo, Texas bavk in 67' Mundo Davila and myself played drums and it was recorded in San Anton.