You're Right

Unveiling Truth: Wrestling with Conviction and Self-Doubt
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Lyrics

Desperate digging for conviction

Desperation in searching for strong beliefs or convictions.

Harbouring a false shame

Harboring a false sense of shame or guilt.

Desperate digging for conviction

Continued desperate search for conviction.

Harbouring a false shame

Maintaining a false sense of shame or guilt persistently.

Well I guess you're right

Acknowledging the other person's correctness or validation.

Well I guess you're right

Repeating the acknowledgment of the other person's correctness.

You said you're right, right?

Confirming the correctness with a question, seeking affirmation.

I guess you're right

Reiterating the acknowledgment of the other person's correctness.

Well I guess you're right

Expressing agreement with the other person's correctness.

You're right, alright

Affirming the correctness strongly.

Suffering on the house that Jack built

Enduring hardships in a situation symbolized as "the house that Jack built."

On a foundation of mud slides

Describing the foundation of the difficult situation as unstable, like mud slides.

Suffering on the house that jack built

Continued suffering in the challenging situation.

On a foundation of mud slides

Emphasizing the unstable foundation causing suffering.

Well I guess he's right

Agreeing with someone else's perceived correctness in a different context.

Well I guess he's right

Reiterating agreement in the alternative context.

Well I guess he's right, right?

Posing a question about the correctness in the different context.

He's always right

Stating the other person is consistently correct.

Well I guess you win

Acknowledging the other person's victory or superiority.

You're right, alright

Reaffirming agreement with the other person's correctness.

Why is it you're always right

Pondering the consistent correctness of the other person.

Right

Reiterating the idea of correctness.

Well I guess you're right

Final acknowledgment of the other person's correctness.

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