Life
Unveiling Life's Tapestry: A Journey of Reflection and Choices
Lyrics
One time to know that it's real
Reflecting on the importance of experiencing something firsthand to confirm its reality.
One time to know how it feels
Emphasizing the significance of experiencing an emotion or situation to truly understand it.
That's all
Summing up the essence of the previous two lines, suggesting simplicity in understanding and feeling.
One call - your voice on the phone
Highlighting the impact of hearing a loved one's voice over the phone as a significant moment.
One place - a moment alone
Describing a location where one can have a moment of solitude and reflection.
That's all
Reiterating the simplicity of the elements mentioned in the previous lines.
What do you see?
Prompting self-reflection on what the individual perceives in their life or surroundings.
What do you know?
Posing a question about personal knowledge and awareness.
What are the signs?
Raising the question of recognizing signs or indicators in life.
What do I do?
Expressing uncertainty about what actions to take in a given situation.
Just follow your lifelines through
Encouraging following one's life path to find direction and purpose.
What do you hate?
Asking about personal dislikes or sources of frustration.
What do I do?
Expressing uncertainty about the appropriate course of action.
What do you say?
Questioning what words or expressions are used in certain situations.
Don't throw your lifelines away
Advising against discarding important elements or connections in life.
Don't throw your lifelines away
Repeating the cautionary advice not to dismiss vital aspects of life.
One time - just once in my life
Reflecting on a singular, unique experience in one's life.
One time- to know it can happen twice
Suggesting that certain experiences can occur more than once.
One shot of a clear blue sky
Describing a moment of clarity and beauty in nature.
One look - I see no reasons why you can't
Questioning the reasons behind not understanding or appreciating certain aspects of life.
One chance to be back
Highlighting the opportunity for a second chance in life.
To the point where everything starts
Referring to the starting point of significant life events.
Once chance to keep it together
Emphasizing the importance of maintaining composure and unity in challenging times.
Things fall apart
Acknowledging the inevitability of things falling apart in life.
Once I make us believe it's true
Reflecting on the power of belief and its impact on personal reality.
What do we see?
Posing questions about collective perception and understanding.
Where do we go?
Asking about the direction and destination of collective efforts.
What are the signs?
Questioning the signs that guide collective growth and progress.
How do we grow?
Asking about the method of collective development.
By letting your lifelines show
Encouraging revealing and following the collective lifelines for growth.
What if we do? What up to now?
Pondering the consequences of collective actions up to the present moment.
What do you say?
Questioning what is communicated or expressed collectively.
How do I know?
Expressing uncertainty about understanding collective actions or choices.
Don't let your lifeline go
Advising against letting go of essential collective elements or connections.
Don't let your lifeline go
Reiterating the warning not to discard vital aspects of collective life.
Don't let your lifeline go
Repeating the cautionary advice against neglecting crucial collective elements or connections.
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