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Passion Pit - Take A Walk.

All these kinds of places Make it seem like it's been ages Tomorrow's sun with buildings scrape the sky I love this country dearly I can feel the lighter clearly But never thought I'd be alone to try Words I was outside that station Selling light and white carnations You were still alone, My wife and I Before we marry, save my money Brought my dear wife over Now I want to bring my family state side To rock the boat they sail a while Then scatter cross the course Once a year I'll see them for a week or so at most I took a walk Take a walk, take a walk, take a walk Take a walk, oh-oh-oh Take a walk, oh-oh-oh I take a walk Take a walk, take a walk, take a walk Take a walk, take a walk, take a walk

First track off the new Passion Pit album. Probably the catchiest one, too. I realize this song seems to be about a man taking his family to live the American dream, but I got such a simpler meaning from it: the things you can think about and realize while just talking a walk and enjoying nature. I've had some of my deepest realizations while simply coursing through my route of running or walking. It's quite nice.

Also, for some reason, the first verse reminds me that I should be grateful I have such an amazing life because I'm well fed and have a roof over my head, but it's still okay to be sad every now and then. Sometimes I feel so selfish when I'm down because I know my life is a luxury compared to others.

Anyways, that's all for now. Go see the Dark Knight Rises by the way. Simply amazing. OH, AND FOLLOW US.