Two Star Motel

Redefining Life's Symphony: Two-Star Motel Reflections
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Lyrics

Used to tear me wide open

Reflects on past emotional vulnerability and how it used to affect deeply.

And now it barely leaves a dent

Suggests a reduction in the impact of past emotional experiences, indicating personal growth.

Ever since I quit gauging my days

Describes a shift in perspective from valuing nights to a more balanced approach to measuring days.

By how well the nights were spent

Expresses a change in attitude toward deriving self-worth from external sources.

Went to work on the removal

Refers to a process of detachment from relying on others for validation.

Of attaching my self-worth to other people's approval

Describes a conscious effort to disconnect self-worth from the opinions of others.

In the midst of a deep dive

Suggests a period of self-reflection and examination of life's assumptions.

I deconstructed the assumptions of this life

Indicates a deep exploration of the fundamental assumptions underlying one's life.

Sex, Drugs, and Rock 'n Roll is what you've come to think

Critiques the stereotypical expectations associated with the "Sex, Drugs, and Rock 'n Roll" lifestyle.

It looks more like a two-star motel, pissing in the sink

Contrasts the glamorized perception of the rock 'n roll lifestyle with a more mundane reality.

Forget everything you think you know

Encourages a reconsideration of preconceived notions and beliefs.

Baby, I just wanna Rock 'n Roll

Expresses a simple desire to enjoy the essence of rock 'n roll without unnecessary complications.

I used to place all my hopes in

Refers to a past habit of investing hopes in a single, unrealistic storyline.

The fallacy of one narrative arc

Comments on the realization that art doesn't necessarily require a tragic narrative.

Turns out you don't need to be immersed in misery

Suggests that one can create meaningful art without being submerged in misery.

Just to make good art

Rejects the notion that suffering is a prerequisite for producing quality art.

I felt free to finally let go

Expresses a sense of liberation upon releasing attachment to the ego.

As soon as I lifted the veil of my ego

Describes a moment of clarity and freedom achieved by overcoming egotism.

In that moment I saw

Relates a realization about the potential downside of one's greatest strength turning into a weakness.

My greatest strength had become my fatal flaw

Highlights the recognition of a personal strength becoming a potential downfall.

For reconnecting with my passions

Expresses a positive shift towards rediscovering and reconnecting with personal passions.

Self-deprecation is going out of fashion

Comments on a changing societal attitude where self-deprecation is becoming less fashionable.

The myth of the artist is a big black hole

Critiques the romanticized notion of the tormented artist, portraying it as a negative force.

I'd just rather fuel my soul

Expresses a preference for nurturing the soul rather than succumbing to destructive behaviors.

Just when I thought it was time to give up on you

Describes a moment of considering giving up on a significant aspect of life or a relationship.

After countless conversations on what to do

Relates to the challenges and discussions faced in deciding what to do in a difficult situation.

The answer revealed itself on the edge of the knife

Suggests a revelation or solution emerging during a moment of intense contemplation.

While the music ruined me, it also saved my life

Acknowledges the dual nature of music, both potentially damaging and life-saving.

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