Multiple Entries for 'Roads':
1. ROADS were the dying gasp of the Austra… Read Full Bio ↴Multiple Entries for 'Roads':
1. ROADS were the dying gasp of the Australian stoner rock band Thumlock, consisting of Ben, Raff and Wayne from Thumlock, together with drummer Kane Goodwin.

They recorded one 5-track EP in 2004 called 'Double White Lines' but have vanished since... http://www.myspace.com/remnantsofadeadstar
Listen to the entire EP here: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=A015049E2A3D07F8

2. The Roads are a young Czech rock band with a British singer. Recently living in Berlin and performing mostly in Germany and Czech Republic.

http://bandzone.cz/theroads

3 . ROADS is a Canadian folk-pop band from Montreal, formed by Garen Jemian (vocals and guitar) and Iris Campo (drums and vocals) and Ben Cardilli (guitars and vocals) whose sound can be best described as a mix of classic pop-rock with hints of folk and reggae, having been compared to Fleetwood Mac, Roy Orbison and Jack Johnson.
http://www.roadsband.com

4. Roads - Is one man band from Portland Oregon. Multi Instrumentalist Ian Vidovic plays every instrument on his songs, he also writes, Produces and engineers all of Roads material from his recording studio called Roadie Studios. He is one of the few bands that gives away all of his albums for free!

FREE SONG DOWNLOADS at
www.facebook.com/thebandroads

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Get It
Roads Lyrics

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They say that falling love is wonderful
It's wonderful, so they say
And with the moon up above, it's wonderful
It's wonderful, so they tell me

I can't recall who said it
I know I've never read it
I only know they tell me that love is grand, and

The thing that's known as romance
Is wonderful, wonderful
In every way, so they say

To leave your house some morning
And without any warning, you're stopping people,
Shouting that love is grand, and

To hold a man in your arms is wonderful, wonderful
In every way, so they say

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Get It" by Roads explore the idea of falling in love and the blissful feeling associated with it. The first verse sets the tone for the song's central theme; the idea that love is wonderful. The singer mentions that this is what they've been told, presumably either by people around them, or through media and cultural narratives.

The second verse expands on this idea, focusing specifically on the romantic aspect of falling in love. The singer talks about the feeling of holding someone in their arms, which they describe as being "wonderful, wonderful in every way." The imagery of walking around and stopping people to shout about love adds a sense of urgency and passion to the song.

Overall, the song seems to be conveying the idea that falling in love is one of the best things that can happen to a person. The lyrics emphasize the beauty and positivity of love and romance, painting a picture of a world where these things are highly valued.

Line by Line Meaning

They say that falling love is wonderful
It's said that the feeling of falling in love is fantastic

It's wonderful, so they say
People say it's incredibly great

And with the moon up above, it's wonderful
The existence of the moon makes love even better

It's wonderful, so they tell me
It's an idea that people keep reinforcing to me

I can't recall who said it
I'm not sure who originally said this about love

I know I've never read it
I'm certain I didn't get this information from a book

I only know they tell me that love is grand, and
All I know is that people insist that love is amazing

The thing that's known as romance
The abstract concept often described as romance

Is wonderful, wonderful
Is absolutely and incredibly wonderful

In every way, so they say
People claim that it's excellent in every aspect

To leave your house some morning
Imagine going out one day