Rise Against: Swing Life Away Meaning
Song Released: 2005
Swing Life Away Lyrics
Am I still your charm, or am I just bad luck?
Are we getting closer, or are we just getting more lost?
I'll show you mine if you show me yours first
Let's compare scars, I'll tell you whose is...
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#1 top rated interpretation:Swing Life Away is obviously Rise Against's most unique song, and I'm sure more than a few people would like to know it's meaning. On the outside where the majority of listeners will understand, Swing Life Away is a song of hope. It's about being able to live life to the fullest contentment despite a less-than-perfect life. On a personal note, Tim McIlrath has said that he wrote the song about a friend of his that helped him and Rise Against out in the early years of the band's musical uprising. Other than that, the lyrics are pretty self-explanatory.
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what foes the ill show you mine uf you show me yours first thing mean. i really don’t understand. no ine is explaining
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I think Swing Life Away is about that the people around you are more important than money. And that its all about the experiences in life that you look back on that matter
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I believe swing Life away is about love, I think its meaning is, no matter what situation or diffiult predicaments your in, (such as the great depression or maybe lack of money, or just plain behind in life) love is all there is to it, and he'll gladly swing his life away on a porch because love is all he needs, he'll slave to the end for love and it doesint matter what happens.
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"I won't cross these streets until you hold my hand" is my favorite part. This part means "I won't go the limits until you help me" I think the meaning of the song is living life as well as you can. As the #1 interpretation said, the lyrics are very self-explanatory.
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I think its a song about love a friendship.
Young people living there summers together, even though they are short. "the winters so cold, summer is over too soon"
And how even though they have only just met they feel theve had the best times of there life, and there dreams.
How they waste there days dreaming, comparing scars and stories. Swinging life away basicly.
"we chase these days down with talks of the places we will go"
Love because at the start its a couple, low on money strying to start over, and unwrite the pages.
He misses her as they are apart, he wants them to get together and move away from the stress of life. He is waiting for her, he knows she will come " I wont cross these streets until you hold my hand"
He will do anything for who he loves "if love is labour, ill slave till the end" -
i think this is a song that gives hope like someone said, but with not just someone you love, but anyone you want, living life to how you want it, even when your to old to do anything, you can always swing life away :), and doing anything for the one you love. but not settling down always moving and traveling
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I think its more on the lines of go where life takes you and live every moment like you want to but i think its also about living it with someone you love because he says "we" a lot
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It's a song about living life at your own pace, no matter where you come from or what you have.
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