'I Want Out' se estrenó el . Este tema está incluido en el disco 'Ones and Zeros'
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I Want Out
All we are is leaves in the wind
And all of our moments pass us by before they begin
And I know I can't deny
The burning in your eyes
I need a little more now
Wage against the dying light
It's burning me tonight cause I need it
Cause if this is love, baby, I want out
And we'll light up the sky as we burn it down
I know you can't bear it, but let me say
Cause I know it's better this way
If this is love, baby, I want out
All we are is breath against the glass
Just like the ashes of a fire fading fast
Yeah I know I can't deny
The burning in your eyes
I need a little more now
Rage against the dying light
It's burning me tonight cause I need it
Cause if this is love, baby, I want out
And we'll light up the sky as we burn it down
I know you can't bear it, but let me say
We said it was better this way
Cause if this is love, baby, I want out
If this is love, baby, I want out
And we'll light up the sky as we burn it down
Cause if this is love, baby, I want out
And we'll light up the sky as we burn it down
I know you can't bear it, but let me say
We said it was better this way
Cause if this is love, baby, I want out
I want out
I want out
Significado de la letra
'All we are is leaves in the wind, fleeting moments slipping away before they even truly begin. The singer acknowledges the undeniable passion reflected in their lover's eyes, a fire that demands more. They long to rebel against the fading light, yearning for something deeper.
The chorus echoes a desire to break free from a love that burns too hot, a relationship that consumes like a wildfire. Despite the intensity, there's a recognition that perhaps it's best to part ways, to let go for the greater good. The singer yearns for liberation, to light up the sky as they let it all go.
The lyrics paint a picture of love as fragile as breath against glass, as transient as the dying embers of a fire. The burning gaze of the beloved drives the need for more, a thirst that can't be quenched. There's a sense of urgency, a plea to escape the all-consuming nature of their intense love.
Overall, 'I Want Out' captures the struggle between fiery passion and the desire for freedom, the push and pull of a relationship that may have reached its breaking point. It's a poignant reflection on the complexities of love and the courage it takes to walk away when it's time to let go.'