Discover the story of the song > Hold The Line – Pilot Speed

The protagonist is telling the listener to look out their front door because something is coming. They don't know what it is, but they want the listener to carry their sadness to the port. They are going to other places and living their life, but they worry that the young won't understand the pain that they have never experienced. The protagonist wants the listener to hold on and promises that they will find that their time is not enough. They ask if beauty can be sad and wise, and compare it to an ocean in the listener's eyes. The protagonist is on the outside looking in and wants to know if they can be a part of the listener's life. They ask the listener to hold on and promise that their time is not enough. They are defending a peace and don't know everything, but they know that knowledge comes at a cost. The protagonist wants the listener to hold on and tells them that their time is not enough. They see a light on the listener's face and a hope in the breeze, and there is a whisper in the trees. There is money to spend and books to read, and another lie to be believed.