The Road
Witterquick Lyrics


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(Stood working sore)
(Her empty heart)
(She loves and learns)
You never thought I had sold you on the road
But you dont hide it at all
You sit and talk to your gods
Will they save your soul
And lead you out of the fog
She's on your mind
You fall so far towards those alibis
And you wont burn
She's a lie
She is Heaven
Her broken walls lie under us
You tried to burn our flight
And this is it
We're all a lie
She's tired of holding it in
Just a mouthfull of sin
She's gliding with broken wings
(She's just a girl)
I'm trying to find my way home
Oh I can't do it alone
I've got my brothers in stone
(?)
She's on your mind
You fall so far towards those alibis
And you wont burn
She's a lie
She is Heaven
Her broken walls lie under us
You tried to burn our flight
And this is it
We're all a lie
(It's such a long way down)
(It's such a long way down)




(It's such a long way down)
(It's such a long way down)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Witterquick's song "The Road" depict a story of a person who is struggling to find their way back home. At the beginning of the song, we hear about someone who is "stood working sore" with "her empty heart" and "loves and learns" - perhaps this is the singer who is trying to make ends meet, but still has a void inside that they can't seem to fill. The lyrics then move onto a person who never thought they had been sold, but ultimately can't hide it from those around them. They are seeking answers from their gods, hoping that they will save their soul and lead them out of the fog.


"She" seems to be a recurring theme in the song, and it could refer to the person who is causing the singer to fall so far towards "those alibis". "She" is described as a lie, but at the same time, she is also "Heaven". It's unclear whether "she" is a person, a place, or a feeling. However, her broken walls lie under the singer, and she is tired of holding everything in. The singer, on the other hand, is trying to find his way home with the help of his "brothers in stone". The song ends with a repetition of "It's such a long way down," emphasizing just how difficult this journey home is going to be.


Overall, "The Road" seems to be a song about trying to find oneself and cope with difficult emotions. It speaks to the human experience of feeling lost and searching for some kind of answer, be it from a higher power or anything else.


Line by Line Meaning

(Stood working sore)
Exhausted from working hard


(Her empty heart)
Feeling emotionally drained


(She loves and learns)
Experiencing love and growing from the lessons learned


You never thought I had sold you on the road
You never suspected me of leading you astray


But you dont hide it at all
You make no effort to conceal your true intentions


You sit and talk to your gods
You seek guidance from a higher power


Will they save your soul
You hope to be redeemed from your sins


And lead you out of the fog
And guide you towards clarity


She's on your mind
You can't stop thinking about her


You fall so far towards those alibis
You make excuses for your mistakes


And you wont burn
And you won't face the consequences


She's a lie
She's not who she appears to be


She is Heaven
She is the ideal dream or aspiration


Her broken walls lie under us
Her past hurt still affects us


You tried to burn our flight
You attempted to sabotage our plans


And this is it
This is the end


We're all a lie
We are all living a false reality


She's tired of holding it in
She's exhausted from keeping secrets


Just a mouthfull of sin
Just a taste of wrongdoing


She's gliding with broken wings
She's moving forward despite feeling damaged


(She's just a girl)
(She's vulnerable and human)


I'm trying to find my way home
I'm searching for a place of belonging


Oh I can't do it alone
I need support and connection


I've got my brothers in stone
I have a solid support system


(?)
(Lyric unclear or unintelligible)


It's such a long way down
It's difficult to face the consequences


It's such a long way down
It's a daunting task to start over


It's such a long way down
It's a painful process to move on


It's such a long way down
The fall from grace is significant




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