Madeline

Redemption in Melody: Unveiling the Emotional Journey of Adam Spry's 'Madeline'
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Lyrics

I was being selfish you were feeling helpless and I could not see

I was self-centered, unaware of your distress, and unable to perceive it.

I never had a clue I was hurting you can you forgive me

I lacked awareness that my actions were causing you pain. Can you find it in your heart to forgive me?

That's not who I wanna be

Expressing a desire not to embody the selfish behavior exhibited.

That's not who I wanna be

Reiterating a commitment to change from the undesirable behavior.


This camera has captured your face

Referring to a photograph or a moment captured visually that involves the person addressed as "Madeline."

And no one will ever take your place

Emphasizing the irreplaceable nature of "Madeline" in the speaker's life.

Madeline

Directly addressing "Madeline."

Madeline

Repetition of the direct address to "Madeline" for emphasis.


I know I'll never find something as divine as what we've got here

Acknowledging the uniqueness and special nature of the speaker's relationship with "Madeline."

I hear you now and then when I feel the wind blowing in my ear

Suggesting a spiritual connection or a sense of presence even after physical separation.

That's not what you wanna hear

Recognizing that the speaker's current message may not align with what "Madeline" desires to hear.

That's not what you wanna hear

Reiterating the acknowledgment of the potential discord in communication.


This camera has captured your face

Repetition of the earlier reference to a captured moment involving "Madeline."

And no one will ever take your place

Reaffirming the irreplaceable role of "Madeline" in the speaker's life.

Madeline

Continuing the direct address to "Madeline."

Madeline

Repetition of the direct address for added emphasis.

Madeline

Additional repetition, perhaps emphasizing the significance of "Madeline."

Madeline

Final repetition, underlining the importance and permanence of "Madeline" in the speaker's life.

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