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Embrace Healing: A Poetic Journey of Self-Discovery in Alan O'Neill's 'Try'
Lyrics
Try not to think too much
Encouragement to avoid excessive overthinking.
Please don't drink too much
Advice against excessive alcohol consumption.
Try not to do yourself harm
Encouragement to avoid self-harm.
And try to be warmer now
Encouragement to become more emotionally warm.
Baby be calm now
Encouragement to maintain a calm demeanor.
Try not to do yourself harm
Reiteration of the advice to avoid self-harm.
And you'll feel better now
Anticipation of improved emotional state.
Than you did before
Comparison of current emotional state to a previous state.
You'll feel better now
Confidence in a positive emotional change.
Well, you might be bored
Acknowledgment of potential boredom, but recognition of improvement.
But you're better now
Confirmation of a better emotional state.
And I'll still see you when the lights go out
Commitment to support during challenging times.
Yea try not to lose yourself
Encouragement to maintain one's identity.
Baby don't bruise yourself
Request to avoid causing harm to oneself.
Try not to do yourself harm
Reiteration of the advice to avoid self-harm.
And try a little harder now
Encouragement to put in more effort.
For your little daughter now
Concern for the well-being of a daughter.
Try not to do yourself harm
Reiteration of the advice to avoid self-harm.
And you'll feel better now
Anticipation of improved emotional state.
Than you did before
Comparison of current emotional state to a previous state.
You'll feel better now
Confidence in a positive emotional change.
Well, you might be bored
Acknowledgment of potential boredom, but recognition of improvement.
But you're better now
Confirmation of a better emotional state.
And I'll still see you when the lights go out
Commitment to support during challenging times.
Yea you'll feel better now
Anticipation of improved emotional state.
Than you did before
Comparison of current emotional state to a previous state.
You'll feel better now
Confidence in a positive emotional change.
Well, you might be bored
Acknowledgment of potential boredom, but recognition of improvement.
But you're better now
Confirmation of a better emotional state.
And I'll still see you when the lights go out
Commitment to support during challenging times.
Yea I'll still see you when the lights go out
Reiteration of the commitment to support during challenging times.
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