Soul mates song What a day by St. Stephen’s Square Budapest

17 Jan 2024 · 4 min

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The excerpt presents a lyrical dialogue between two vocalists (Speaker A and Speaker B) performed at St. Stephen’s Square in Budapest. The verses weave themes of truth, daydreaming, the passage of time, and the pursuit of wildest dreams. Speaker A reflects on tasting truth, changing rules, and moving to the rhythm of time, while Speaker B emphasizes belief, searching beyond boring years, and painting an ideal picture. The repeated refrain “What a day for a daydream” anchors the piece, creating a poetic meditation on aspiration, reality, and the urban backdrop of Budapest.

Sometimes it tastes like truth, so we can change the rules. Today we live our life. Let's play the patient, how life should be. And hide inside our poetry. One day for the daydream, one ride through the secrets of life. Not over the rainbow, just to move to the rhythm of time. One day for the daydream, one ride through the secrets of life.
And I know I'll get the right answer. I know I can't stop believing. Search it all. After all these boring years, let's try out our wildest dreams. Wildest dreams. Let's paint a picture of how it should be. And have a soundboard dream. What's the date?
How would a day for— Budapest. What a day for a daydream. What a day for a daydream. What a day for a day for a daydream. Crazy people, crazy people. They've locked the world. What did you say to them again? I