Narrator's Journey and Reflections

The transcript is a lyrical reflection on feeling lost and unrecognizable in the city of Philadelphia. The singer describes walking through the city, feeling isolated and disconnected from friends. As night falls, they contemplate their fading presence and seek connection, ultimately acknowledging their loneliness and the long journey they've taken.

What does the narrator struggle to recognize in the beginning?

• Their own voice

• Their own reflection

• Their own shadow

• Their own handwriting

What physical sensation does the narrator experience while walking?

• Their hands feel numb

• Their eyes feel tired

• Their arms feel heavy

• Their legs feel like stone

What does the narrator hear at night?

• The sound of the ocean

• The blood in their veins

• The ticking of a clock

• The wind in the trees

What does the narrator question about their relationship with their brother?

• Whether they will forgive each other

• Whether they will leave each other alone

• Whether they will meet again

• Whether they will remember each other

What does the narrator feel as night falls?

• A sense of anger

• A sense of excitement

• A sense of fading away

• A sense of relief

What does the narrator say about angels?

• An angel will guide them

• An angel will protect them

• An angel will greet them

• No angel will greet them

What does the narrator mention about their clothes?

• They are torn

• They don't fit anymore

• They are too big

• They are brand new

How far has the narrator walked in their journey?

• Five hundred miles

• A thousand miles

• Two thousand miles

• A hundred miles