GROWING UP LYRICS PHIL FULL
It's easy to hear the word if you listen instead of assuming he'll repeat himself. Wake up If it's ever too much, Remember it's all just a part of growing up Drink up Son, this ones on me You gotta be full if you're comin' with me So lonely are those days and those nights Where we cuddle our pride Took only the fear of a fight To convince you, you shouldn't have tried Ya, bring me to the water Take me to the sea Bring me to. Swapping "wrath" for "warmth" is less big a deal, but also a dumber mistake. This requires a little more thought, but you get a bigger payoff in exchange. It's clearer but more prosaic in the other verses.
In each case, "they" tell the first-person narrator one thing and he does the opposite.
This is the critical point of each verse, where the tension of both the words and the music maxes out (before the title line brings it all home). But it ruins the poetry of the line, which is about being an adolescent rebel without a clue who makes life tough and unpleasant for himself by doing the opposite of what he's told. The sounds are very similar, and he was just talking about flying an airplane and strafing his school. Hearing "come down" for "calm down" is understandable.
The lyrics above have two errors, substituting "wrath" for "warmth" and "come down" for "calm down". Ooh, growin' In Nation I came here (and resurrected my SongMeanings login) to say that. Verse 1: Macklemore They say boys dont cry But your dad has shed a lot of tears They say I should be a strong man But baby, Im still filled with fear Sometimes I dont know who I am Sometimes I. Phil Lesh, the acid-eating longhaired hippy freak rock musician, was. I was the cosmic kid in full costume dressīut my feet they finally took root in the earthīut I got me a nice little place in the starsĪnd I swear I found the key to the universe Lesh was driving out to the Livermore Valley (where I grew up) on a regular. I swear I lost everything I ever loved or feared I took month-long vacations in the stratosphereĪnd you know it's really hard to hold your breath I broke all the rules, strafed my old high schoolīut when they said, "Come down" I threw up She couldn't sail but she sure could singĪnd I pushed B-52 and bombed them with the blues
I had a jukebox graduate for a first mate I strolled all alone through a fallout zoneīut when they said, "Sit down" I stood up Writer(s): Jared Ikaika Ryan MaldonadoLyrics powered by was open to pain and crossed by the rain Wait, I thought we were friends I don′t know what you want from me I guess I'll never see you again Now that you don′t need my company I'm moving on, yeah Just like you told me to Just like you told me to I'm growing up Just like you wanted me to Just like you wanted me to I′m moving on Just like you told me to Just like you told me to Yeah, I′m growing up Just like you wanted me to Just like you wanted me to I'm pretty sure you′re doing just fine without me Now my head's on fire and I can′t get enough sleep Are you gonna tell your new friends all about me And how my loneliness would hold me back from you They don't know our history They don′t know what you do to me They don't know our history And how I crumble at your feet Well, I'm moving on Just like you told me to Just like you told me to Yeah, I′m growing up Just like you wanted me to Just like you wanted me to Well, I′m moving on Just like you told me to Just like you told me to Yeah, I'm growing up Just like you wanted me to Just like you wanted me to
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