Streetcar – Caesar, Daniel


Let me know

Do I still got time to grow?

Things ain’t always set in stone

That be known let me know

Seems like street lights, glowing, happen to be

Just like moments passing in front of me

So I hopped in the cab and I paid my fare

See I know my destination, I’m just not there

All the street lights, glowing, happen to be

Just like moments passing in front of me

So I hopped in the cab and I paid my fare

See I know my destination, I’m just not there

In these streets

In these streets

I’m just not there in these streets

I’m just not there

Life just ain’t fair

Seems like street lights, glowing, happen to be

Just like moments passing in front of me

So I hopped in the cab and I paid my fare

See I know my destination, but I’m just not there

All the street lights, glowing, happen to be

Just like moments passing in front of me

So I hopped in the cab and I paid my fare

See I know my destination, I’m just not there

In these streets

In these streets

I’m just not there in these streets

I’m just not there

Life just ain’t fair

Finding Direction in Uncertain Times

“Streetcar” by Caesar, Daniel captures the feeling of being caught between where you are and where you want to be. The recurring imagery of glowing streetlights and cab rides symbolizes the fleeting nature of time and the journey of self-discovery. The artist expresses vulnerability, questioning if there’s still time to grow and acknowledging that life is unpredictable and sometimes unfair. There’s a clear sense of longing and introspection as the protagonist recognizes their destination but admits they’re not there yet, both literally and metaphorically. The streets become a metaphor for life’s paths, filled with uncertainty, hope, and the search for purpose.

Song Credits

  • Artist: Caesar, Daniel
  • Songwriters: Daniel Caesar

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