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Safari Room’s first release since the band’s sophomore album ‘Complex House Plants’ in May 2022, is a ferocious force of a single, depicting the angst against stagnancy and a yearning for forward motion. Written in times of dormancy and idleness, “The Great Outdoors” asks, from partway up a metaphorical mountain looking towards the top: “Is this it? Because I didn’t come this far to not keep going.” This fresh track is home to some of Safari Room’s beefiest guitars and rhythms yet, powering through the song like a freighter. In a time when everyone is tired of feeling stuck and is in need of change and progress, the lyrics perfectly depict our communal longing for more.
I’m going outside today
to feel the sun on my face.
No longer looking at the cars gone by,
through with feeling stuck inside,
I’m going outside today.
I’m coming out of my cage,
sick of feeling older than my age.
Always taught to speak with distinction,
listen well and fight distraction.
So I’m coming out of my cage.
Cause and effect, love and respect --
tools of the trade but seldom used on self, until now.
Cause I’ve been working far too long to get this far.
A deeper understanding of my gut,
which doors to open and which to keep shut.
When the fog has settled,
and when the smoke has cleared,
you’ll come to find we’re not so fucked.
Cause and effect, love and respect --
tools of the trade but seldom used on self, until now.
Cause I’ve been working far too long,
been working far too long to get this far.
Been working far too long,
been working far too long to get this far.
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