Pride is out the door, crash through, bring on, etc.

Well, there are 2 songs that I was listening and I am not sure about the meanings of them. So, I'd like to know what do the parts in bold/underlined mean, please

I think this one isn't a phrasal verb, but...
1st:
Pride is out the door
(does it mean "o orgulho está do lado de fora?" lol)

2nd:
Long live the walls we crashed through
How the kingdom lights shined just for me and you
I was screaming long live all the magic we made
And bring on all the pretenders
One day we will be remembered

The 2nd was a little more difficult for me, I don't know what "bring on" means :
So I'll be happy if someone can help me! Thanks in advance

Fer_SNF escreveu:Well, there are 2 songs that I was listening and I am not sure about the meanings of them. So, I'd like to know what do the parts in bold/underlined mean, please

I think this one isn't a phrasal verb, but...
1st:
Pride is out the door
(does it mean "o orgulho está do lado de fora?" lol)

2nd:
Long live the walls we crashed through
How the kingdom lights shined just for me and you
I was screaming long live all the magic we made
And bring on all the pretenders
One day we will be remembered

The 2nd was a little more difficult for me, I don't know what "bring on" means :
So I'll be happy if someone can help me! Thanks in advance

The first I think as you: O orgulho está do lado de fora.

"Crashed through" is the same as "atravessar" so:

Long live the walls we crashed through.
"Viver as paredes que atravessamos."

"Bring on" is "trazer, causar" so:

Bring on all the pretenders.
"Trazer a todos os pretendentes."

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Me corrijam se estiver errada.

Sugestões:

Pride is out the door: O orgulho vai embora, acaba.

Long live the walls we crashed through: Viva as "paredes" que atravessamos, as barreiras que vencemos.

And bring on all the pretenders: Mande vir todos pretendentes, todos os que reivindicam.


Bons estudos!