Destiny
cordovas Lyrics
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Destiny,
I feel like breaking free
Ain′t no more to see,
What you got in for me.
Destiny,
Destiny,
In the Gold Rose sunset,
Tells you where you mean to be.
When you believe in the lies that you said
When you can′t tell the good from the bad
All you need is a mystery,
That destiny,
Take the road until the bend,
Ride on until the end,
All the way out until the sea.
When you believe in the lie that you said.
When you can't tell the good from the bad.
When you believe in the lies that you said.
When you can't tell the good from the bad.
All you need is your destiny
The lyrics of "Destiny" by Cordovas speak of a desire to break free from a predetermined path in life, to find oneself and fulfill their true purpose. The singer addresses Destiny, personifying it as something that has been holding them back, causing them to feel trapped and confined. But now they are ready to break free, to see what else life has in store for them. The lyrics make references to a dream that cannot be forgotten, something that drives the singer towards their destiny. The Gold Rose sunset is a symbol of beauty and wonder, perhaps an indication of the infinite possibilities that life has to offer.
The lyrics also talk about the confusion that can arise when one does not know their true purpose and is unable to distinguish between right and wrong. The mystery of one's destiny is what guides them, helping them find the right path. The song emphasizes the importance of taking the road less traveled, of riding until the end, all the way out until the sea. It speaks of the courage and the perseverance required to follow one's true path in life, to reach one's destiny.
Line by Line Meaning
Destiny,
Addressing the concept of destiny, a predetermined course of events that one will experience during their life.
Destiny,
Continuing with the theme of destiny, perhaps with a sense of anticipation or uncertainty.
I feel like breaking free
Expressing a desire to escape from some constraint or restriction, possibly related to the expected path of one's destiny.
Ain′t no more to see,
Suggesting a feeling of being at the end of a journey, with no new experiences or opportunities on the horizon.
What you got in for me.
Posing a question about the future and what it holds, perhaps with a touch of skepticism or doubt.
That dream you can't forget,
Referring to a persistent memory or vision of something desired or sought after.
In the Gold Rose sunset,
Providing a specific location or scenario where this memory or vision is situated.
Tells you where you mean to be.
Asserting that this dream or vision is a guide or indicator of one's true purpose or intended destination in life.
When you believe in the lies that you said
Exploring the idea of self-deception, where one can convince themselves of falsehoods or convince others of their own lies.
When you can′t tell the good from the bad
Related to the previous line, suggesting that one's perception of right and wrong may be unreliable or blurred.
All you need is a mystery,
Introducing the idea that a sense of unknown or uncertainty can be a motivating force in life.
That destiny,
Referencing destiny once more, implying that this unknown force may be tied to one's expected path in life.
Take the road until the bend,
Encouraging the listener to continue on their current path until they reach a critical turning point or decision.
Ride on until the end,
Furthering the idea of perseverance, suggesting that one should see their chosen path through to its natural conclusion.
All the way out until the sea.
Providing a clear endpoint and sense of finality, with the sea symbolizing a vast and unknown expanse beyond the horizon.
All you need is your destiny
Reinforcing the importance of destiny in shaping one's life and experiences.
Writer(s): Joe Firstman, Lucca Soria, Toby Weaver
Contributed by Grayson K. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@motowrench3603
I love seeing and HEARing 👂🏻 this sound! It makes me Believe it still Exists! 💚🤙🏻😎
@mortenhansen579
Great song!
@jenp7826
Like this groove
@franciscojavierpladanorey2708
Que fácil lo hacen, que maravilla para mis oídos, graciassssss!!!!!!!!!
@joss2345
Great album
@devynbowman2189
Gonna try to learn this by ear on the old string slab, you guys are awesome! Haven't found something that feels like this in a while, especially this year.
@motowrench3603
This Sound STILL exists! 👂🏻😇
@deshazman
Telluride Bluegrass would love you guys, get out here!