Dave Matthews Band/grey street

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Hi! I am wondering if you can tell me what this line means: "takes the work out of the courage" in the song, grey street. Thanks!

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Hey Vic!

Well, I don't think you can take that one line out of what the stranger outside her door says.  If you listen to what he says, "Take what you can from your dreams, make them as real as anything it'd take the work out of the courage."

To me that sounds like he means that you should believe in your dreams enough to make them real.  If you believe in your dreams whole heartedly than it doesn't seem that hard to make them manifest because you believe that you can make them real, which means that you already have the courage so there's no real work to work up the courage.  LOL!  I hope I explained that right.  But that's what it means to me.

Hope that helped and thanks for the question!
Grace

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I can answer questions about Dave Matthews Band and Dave Matthews. I can help people understand the lyrics. I can also give them a little bit of useless information.

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I've been a fan of the Dave Matthews Band since I passed by my brother's room one night on the way to the bathroom almost 8 years ago. I fell out of the DMB circle for about 2 years but I'm back in full swing and have caught up on most of the goodness.

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