Alone
Discovering Solitude's True Echo: Art of Dying's 'Alone' Meaning
Lyrics
It?s got me on my head again.
Feeling disoriented or confused.
Close can be so misleading.
Proximity can create false impressions or misunderstandings.
It?s hard enough to get to know yourself.
Understanding oneself is a challenging task.
Into words I cough my feelings.
Expressing emotions through words.
I don?t know the half of it but, this I finally figured out:
Realizing a partial understanding, acknowledging ignorance.
I used to think that being alone meant being by myself.
Misconception about solitude; used to equate it with physical isolation.
Now I know, to truly be alone means being without you.
True loneliness is experienced in the absence of someone special.
Ignorance eats for free.
Ignorance thrives effortlessly.
There?s more questions than there?s reason.
Existence raises more questions than answers.
Time smiles, forever laughing by.
Time progresses, seemingly indifferent to human concerns.
End is prey for the beginning.
Endings create opportunities for new beginnings.
Lost track, forgot who?s losing.
Feeling lost, losing track of who is losing in a situation.
A mouth opens up inside.
Metaphorical image of inner turmoil or expression.
I used to think that being alone meant being by myself.
Reiteration of the previous misconception about solitude.
Now I know, to truly be alone means being without you.
Emphasizing the true essence of loneliness, which is felt in the absence of a specific person.
It?s got me on my head again.
Repetition of feeling disoriented or confused.
Close can be so misleading.
Reiteration of the deceptive nature of closeness.
It?s hard enough to get to know yourself.
Reaffirming the difficulty in self-discovery.
I used to think that being alone meant being by myself.
Reiteration of the initial misconception about solitude.
Now I know, to truly be alone means being without you.
Restating the true meaning of loneliness.
I used to think that being alone meant being by myself.
Repetition of the earlier misconception, highlighting the contrast with the true meaning.
Now I know, to truly be alone means being without you.
Reiterating the profound realization of true loneliness.
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