Swim Good

Switchfoot

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[Intro] [Verse 1] That’s a pretty big trunk on my lincoln town car ain’t it Big enough to take these broken hearts and put em in it Now I’m driving round on the boulevard trunk bleeding And everytime the cops pull me over they don’t ever see them They never see them [Pre-Chorus] And I’ve got this black suit on Roaming around like I’m ready for a fune-ral 5 more miles till the road runs out [Chorus] I’m about to drive in the ocean I’ma try to swim from something bigger than me Kick off my shoes And swim good and swim good Take off this suit And swim good and swim good good [Interlude] [Verse] Got some pretty good beats on this 808s CD yeah Memory seats I’m sitting on stay heated I would’ve put tints on my windows but what’s the difference? If I feel like a ghost no Schwayze ever since I lost my baby [Pre-Chorus] And I’ve got this black suit on Roaming around like I’m ready for a fune-ral One more mile till the road runs out [Chorus] I’m about to drive in the ocean Yeah I’ma try to swim from something bigger than me Kick off my shoes And swim good and swim good Take off this suit And swim good and swim good good [Bridge] I’m going off don’t try stopping me I’m going off don’t try saving No flares No vest And no fear Waves are washing me out [Chorus] I’m about to drive in the ocean I’ma try to swim from something bigger than me Kick off my shoes And swim good and swim good Take off this suit And swim good and swim good good [Outro]

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Cette chanson parle de la lutte intérieure de quelqu'un qui traverse une période sombre, emporté par le chagrin après une perte. Le protagoniste se sent accablé par ses émotions, symbolisées par son costume noir, et aspire à se libérer de ce fardeau. En conduisant vers l'océan, il cherche à échapper à ses douleurs et à se ressourcer en se lançant dans l'eau, comme un acte cathartique de lâcher prise. L’idée de nager devient une métaphore de l'espoir et du désir de surmonter les défis, même s'ils semblent plus grands que soi. Le panorama évoqué montre un sentiment d'errance sur les routes, tandis que la musique de fond donne une dimension à la nostalgie et à la mélancolie qui enveloppent cette quête de rédemption.

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