In 2014 he signed to Xtra Mile Recordings who released his first album 'All These Nights In Bars Will Somehow Save My Soul' in September.
Medicine
Rob Lynch Lyrics
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I've been spending all my nights with my eyes towards the sky,
And I'm wondering what it's like on the other side.
Medicine, my medicine, will you get me back on the road again?
I've been rolling through these towns with my guts all spilling out,
And I'll sing you a song of life you can singalong.
They are yours til we grow old,
And I know not every road we walk is paved with gold,
All of my hurt and all of my pain,
I'll just bring them back again,
And we know that this all can only end one way.
All of your hurt and all of your pain,
we'll just wash them down the drain,
And we know this all can only end one way.
Medicine, medicine, will you ever make me feel alive again?
I've been spending all my nights with my eyes towards the sky,
And I'm wondering what it's like on the other side.
Medicine, medicine, will you get me back on the road again?
I've been rolling through these towns with my guts all spilling out,
And I'll sing you a song of love you can singalong
All of your hurt and all of your pain,
We'll just wash them down the drain,
And we know that this song can only end one way.
The lyrics to Rob Lynch's song "Medicine" convey a sense of longing and desperation for something that can make the singer feel alive again. The repeated plea to "medicine" suggests that the singer is searching for some form of relief or escape from their current state of emotional and physical turmoil. The use of medicine as a metaphor highlights the desire for something to numb the pain and bring them back to life.
The first verse describes the singer's nights spent looking up at the sky, perhaps symbolizing a longing for something greater or a yearning for a different existence. They wonder what it would be like on the other side, suggesting a desire for a different reality or a way to escape their current struggles. The second verse continues this theme, with the singer expressing a longing to get back on the road and feeling alive again. The mention of their "guts all spilling out" indicates a feeling of vulnerability or being emotionally exposed.
The chorus expresses a sense of surrender and acceptance. The singer offers all of their heart, soul, hurt, and pain, suggesting a willingness to give everything they have in order to find some form of redemption or relief. They acknowledge that not every road they walk will be easy or rewarding but are willing to endure the hardships. The repetition of the phrase "All of your hurt and all of your pain, we'll just wash them down the drain" suggests a desire to let go of the pain and start anew. They understand that this path can only end in one way, implying a sense of finality or inevitability.
Line by Line Meaning
Medicine, medicine, will you ever make me feel alive again?
Oh medicine, my dear medicine, will you ever bring back the feeling of being truly alive?
I've been spending all my nights with my eyes towards the sky
I've been sleepless, gazing at the stars, lost in my thoughts and wondering about the unknown.
And I'm wondering what it's like on the other side
I have this curiosity, pondering what lies beyond what I can perceive.
Medicine, my medicine, will you get me back on the road again?
Oh medicine, my trusted remedy, will you guide me back to the path I was meant to follow?
I've been rolling through these towns with my guts all spilling out
I've been aimlessly wandering through these places, feeling vulnerable and exposed.
And I'll sing you a song of life you can singalong
And I'll compose a melody of existence that resonates with your soul, inviting you to join in and find solace.
All of my heart and all of my soul,
They are yours til we grow old
Every ounce of my love and every essence of my being belong to you, and this devotion will endure as we age.
And I know not every road we walk is paved with gold
I understand that the journey ahead won't always be easy and filled with riches.
All of my hurt and all of my pain,
I'll just bring them back again
All the anguish and suffering I've experienced, I'll allow them to resurface once more.
And we know that this all can only end one way
And we acknowledge that ultimately, there is only one possible outcome for all of this.
All of your hurt and all of your pain,
we'll just wash them down the drain
Let's cleanse away all the pain and suffering that you endure, leaving it behind to start anew.
And we know this all can only end one way
And we are aware that there is only one inevitable conclusion to this journey.
Medicine, medicine, will you ever make me feel alive again?
Oh medicine, my dear medicine, will you ever bring back the feeling of being truly alive?
I've been spending all my nights with my eyes towards the sky
I've been sleepless, gazing at the stars, lost in my thoughts and wondering about the unknown.
And I'm wondering what it's like on the other side
I have this curiosity, pondering what lies beyond what I can perceive.
Medicine, medicine, will you get me back on the road again?
Oh medicine, my trusted remedy, will you guide me back to the path I was meant to follow?
I've been rolling through these towns with my guts all spilling out
I've been aimlessly wandering through these places, feeling vulnerable and exposed.
And I'll sing you a song of love you can singalong
And I'll compose a melody of love that resonates with your soul, inviting you to join in and find solace.
All of your hurt and all of your pain
All the hurt and pain that you've experienced
We'll just wash them down the drain
Let's cleanse away all that suffering and leave it behind
And we know that this song can only end one way
And we are aware that this song's journey will have only one inevitable conclusion
Lyrics © Sentric Music
Written by: Rob Lynch
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