Bridesmaid
Embracing Life's Ironies: A Dive into 4 Star View's 'Bridesmaid' Tale
Lyrics
Dead weight, bullshit, I guess life’s what you make of it
Feeling burdened and frustrated, acknowledging that life is shaped by one's actions.
Bum luck, dim soul, I guess that’s how we lost control
Experiencing bad luck and a lack of spirit, leading to a loss of control.
Distraught and faithless, recalibrate the populace
Feeling distressed and lacking faith, suggesting a need to adjust societal values.
Trip step, faux pas, years waiting for the fall
Tripping over mistakes, making social blunders, and anticipating a downfall after waiting for years.
Always the bride’s maid, never to wed
Consistently being a bridesmaid (supportive role), never the bride (main focus).
Always the pallbearer, never the dead
Consistently carrying the burden of others' problems, never succumbing to them.
Try to take what we’ll never get
Attempting to acquire something unattainable.
It’s best to get used to it
Advising acceptance of the situation as the best course of action.
So get used to it
Reiterating the need to become accustomed to the unchangeable circumstance.
Vulgar, annoying, exasperate your closest friends
Being vulgar, irritating, and frustrating those closest to you.
Cold heart broken, too hard not to offend
Having a cold and broken heart, unintentionally causing offense due to toughness.
Soulless lost cause, it’s everyone else’s fault
Perceiving oneself as a soulless lost cause, blaming others for personal issues.
I’ll have no one to spread my ashes when I’m gone
Expressing loneliness and a lack of connections, anticipating no one to commemorate one's passing.
Always the bride’s maid, never to wed
Reiterating the theme of always being in a supporting role, never the main focus.
Always the pallbearer, never the dead
Continuing the metaphor of carrying burdens, never succumbing to them.
Try to take what we’ll never get
Persisting in pursuing unattainable goals, advised to accept the situation.
It’s best to get used to it
Reiterating the advice to become accustomed to the unchangeable circumstance.
So get used to it
Emphasizing the necessity of adapting to the current situation.
Superfluously oblivious
Being excessively unaware of reality or circumstances.
I thought you would have learned this
Expressing surprise that a lesson hasn't been learned despite experience.
You’re every child that had a wish
Comparing someone to every hopeful child who transforms into a pessimist.
Transformed into a pessimist
Highlighting a transformation into a pessimistic outlook on life.
You’re every child that had a wish
Continuing the comparison of someone's journey from hope to pessimism.
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