Something We Started
Unveiling Hidden Narratives: Something We Started MeaningLyrics
There's a virus in the circus
Refers to a problematic situation or issue symbolized by a "virus" within the context of a circus.
And the clown didn't hurt this
Suggests that a clown, typically associated with joy and entertainment, did not cause harm to the issue mentioned in line 1.
So much pain
Expresses a sense of intense emotional distress or suffering related to the aforementioned issue.
Hurt it, he hurt it
Implies that the clown did not cause harm, emphasizing the contrast between the negative impact and the clown's innocence.
He was talking at a hundred miles an hour
Describes someone speaking very rapidly, possibly indicating urgency or intensity.
Saying words that can only mend nations
Highlights the speaker's words as having the power to heal and unify nations.
Was talking at a hundred miles an hour
Reiterates the rapid speech, emphasizing the potential positive impact of the words spoken.
Saying words that can only mend nations
Reiterates the healing power of words, underscoring their potential to mend nations.
It's something out of me, something out of you
Suggests that there is a shared creation or origin between the speaker and the listener.
It's something we started
Emphasizes that the shared creation or origin is something significant that both parties initiated.
It's something out of me, something out of you
Reiterates the idea of a shared creation or origin, underlining the joint responsibility for the significant matter.
It's something we started
Reiterates the shared initiation of something significant, reinforcing the sense of joint responsibility.
There's a virus in the Bible
Introduces a new metaphorical "virus," this time associated with the Bible, possibly suggesting a spiritual or ideological issue.
And it's called survival
Characterizes the mentioned virus as a survival mechanism, implying a struggle for existence.
And the children and the males and the females heard it
States that various groups, including children and both genders, are affected by the survival-oriented virus.
He was talking at a hundred miles an hour
Describes rapid speech again, emphasizing the urgency or intensity of the words spoken.
Saying words that can only mend nations
Attributes the power to heal and unite nations to the words spoken rapidly.
Talking at a hundred miles an hour
Reiterates the idea of rapid speech, underscoring the positive impact of the words on nations.
Saying words that can only mend nations
Repeats the healing power of words spoken rapidly, emphasizing their potential to mend nations.
Something out of you, something out of me
States that something significant originates from both the speaker and the listener, emphasizing reciprocity.
It's something we started
Reiterates the joint initiation of something significant, highlighting the shared responsibility.
Something out of me, something out of you
Emphasizes again that the significant matter has a shared origin, reinforcing the idea of joint responsibility.
It's something we started
Reiterates the shared initiation of something significant, underscoring the sense of joint responsibility.
It's something out of you
Stresses that the significant matter originates from the listener, placing emphasis on their role in its initiation.
It's something out of you
Reiterates that the significant matter originates from the listener, emphasizing their unique contribution.
It's something out of us
Highlights the collective initiation of something significant, indicating a shared endeavor between the speaker and the listener.
It's something we started
Reiterates that the shared initiation of something significant is a joint effort between the speaker and the listener.
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