Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere

The song presents a speaker who fiercely values freedom and independence. They can choose where to go, how to live, and what to do, whether the result is success or failure. The repeated claims of being able to act “anyway” build a bold, almost defiant mood: the speaker wants to make their own choices rather than wait for permission.

“Locked doors” suggest obstacles or restrictions, while the speaker insists that even these will not stop them. “Don’t follow the lines that been laid before” is a metaphor for refusing to follow a path already set by other people. The repeated phrase “anyway, anyhow, anywhere” emphasizes freedom in several forms: choice of action, manner, and destination. Saying “do it myself” especially stresses self-reliance.

The confidence may be sincere, but the lyrics also have a playful, exaggerated quality. “I never lose” sounds like a declaration of belief in one’s choices, not necessarily a literal promise that every choice will succeed. The song does not explain what the speaker is leaving behind or what “something new” means, so the freedom could be about a specific change or simply a general desire to live without limits.