"Take The Long Way Home" as written by Roger Hodgson Richard DaviesNon-lyrical content copyright 1999-2020 SongMeaningsJavascript must be enabled for the correct page display
Take the long way home someday soon We waited for a storm to pass through In an infernal summer and destroy the view And by the night we saw the typhoon Kill the light of the waning moon (Oh where were you?) Don't you know, I come prepared I am a dog walker But someday I'll be a dog Long Way Home Lyrics: I can stay, no matter what it takes / I know that we've both had better days / Maybe we can learn from our mistakes / Let's not waste a minute saving face / …
Your browser will redirect to your requested content shortly.Looks like the site is more popular than we thought! TINY JOE DIXON: Baby, Im taking the long way home Cause my baby dont live there no more MARTY: Excuse me ladies, Did you take the long way home? You hit the nail right on the head. you posted this nine years ago so probably through your best years, if you get this reply. I think this analysis is spot on. I picture a guy not wanting to go home to his suburban life and wife and taking the long way home so he doesn't have to be there.
Long Way Home Lyrics: Sometimes dreams get lost, sometimes love takes time / But the greatest things are worth standing in line / It's never a race as long … Home Lyrics: I’m taking off / When I’m a long way from home / Send a picture with a smile / Because life comes and it goes / And is it wrong / To what / Just to follow your soul / Send a []))) Lyrics to Take the Long Way Home by Bloodhound Gang from the Hooray for Boobies album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more!
Very few who I have interpreted this song to, can here what I do in the lyrics. I take the long way home Stay realistic and stay awake My mind is a wrecking ball And someday my mind's gonna wreck all y'all (All y'all) Showdown at The Battery Showdown at The Battery now Showdown at The Battery, showdown Can you choose your weapon please? This process is automatic. Nor can I decipher what the metaphor "part of the scenery" means, as well as the line "All the greenery is coming down, boy." In addition to “Take the Long Way Home,” Roger also gave us timeless classics such as Give a Little Bit, Breakfast in America, The Logical Song, Dreamer, School, It's … I picture a guy not wanting to go home to his suburban life and wife and taking the long way home so he doesn't have to be there. Although, it might not just be about letting it waste away:
If you have been in a relationship like this, you know what it's like. I know I'm super late on this, but you make a good point. Sure I take more Jack in my Coke now But I'm a long way from broke down Sure I stay 'til they're all long gone And I take the long way home But I ain't sittin' 'round Tryin' to drown The thought of you Ask any ol' barstool Ask any ol' barstool [Outro] I guess you heard I was pedal to the metal on a downhill slide He is on his way to divorce and trapped in a marriage that is going down the toilet fast. So you think you're a Romeo Playing a part in a picture-show Take the long way home Take the long way home 'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood Why should you care if you're feeling good Take the long way home Take the long way home But there are times that you feel you're part of the scenery All the greenery is comin' down, boy And then your wife seems to think … I always take the long way home Though I love you baby More than the whole wide world I'm your woman You know you are my pearl So let's go out past the party lights Where we can finally be alone Come with me and we can take a long way home Come with me, together we can take the long way home Come with me, together we can take the long way home