Lyrics
I promise you there's times I'm not so sad
I experience moments of happiness and am not always sad.
Some days the good will even out the bad
Some days the positive aspects of life balance out the negative.
I know I'm married to my problems
Acknowledging a deep connection or constant involvement with personal issues.
It's always in my head
My problems are consistently on my mind.
And I'm destined for greatness or death
Expressing a belief in a destiny of either achieving greatness or facing death.
Destined for greatness or death
Reiteration of the theme: destined for either greatness or death.
Thought I was standing tall
Feeling confident, but facing unresolved issues.
Repressed with no resolve
Suppressed emotions without finding a solution.
Happiness and ignorance aren't so different after all
Realizing that happiness and ignorance share similarities.
Thought I was being strong
Believing in personal strength, but now recognizing a mistake.
This time you're in the wrong
Acknowledging a fault and admitting to being in the wrong.
I've lived and learned a lot
Having gained experience and knowledge.
I've lived and learned a lot
Emphasizing the learning process.
Now push has come to shove
Facing a critical situation where action is required.
I signed the deed in blood
Making a serious commitment, possibly with consequences.
I need another drug
Expressing a need for something to alleviate pain or stress.
I need another drug
Repetition of the need for a coping mechanism.
I promise you there's times I'm not so sad
Reiteration of experiencing both sadness and happiness.
Some days the good will even out the bad
Reaffirming the balancing nature of good and bad days.
I know I'm married to my problems
Acknowledging an ongoing connection with personal issues.
It's always in my head
Constantly dealing with internal struggles.
And I'm destined for greatness or death
Reaffirmation of the belief in a destiny of greatness or death.
Destined for greatness or death
Reiteration of being destined for greatness or death.
Thought I could make demands
Believing in one's ability to make demands but facing a physical decline.
Now I can barely stand
Struggling to stand due to deteriorating comfort.
Comfort quickly fading with the sickness setting in
Comfort diminishing rapidly with the onset of sickness.
Now push has come to shove
Facing a critical situation, emphasizing urgency.
I signed the deed in blood
Making a serious commitment, possibly with consequences.
I need another drug
Expressing a need for something to alleviate pain or stress.
I need another drug
Repetition of the need for a coping mechanism.
I promise you there's times I'm not so sad
Reiteration of experiencing both sadness and happiness.
Some days the good will even out the bad
Reaffirming the balancing nature of good and bad days.
I know I'm married to my problems
Acknowledging an ongoing connection with personal issues.
It's always in my head
Constantly dealing with internal struggles.
And I'm destined for greatness or death
Reaffirmation of the belief in a destiny of greatness or death.
Destined for greatness or death
Reiteration of being destined for greatness or death.
I'm beginning to think I can't outrun these demons
Recognizing the difficulty in escaping personal demons.
But you know what they say, "Sickness is in season"
Quoting a saying to emphasize the prevalence of challenges.
Sickness is in season
Emphasizing the current prevalence of challenges.
I promise you there's times I'm not so sad
Reiteration of experiencing both sadness and happiness.
Some days the good will even out the bad
Reaffirming the balancing nature of good and bad days.
I know I'm married to my problems
Acknowledging an ongoing connection with personal issues.
It's always in my head
Constantly dealing with internal struggles.
And I'm destined for greatness or death
Reaffirmation of the belief in a destiny of greatness or death.
Destined for greatness or death
Reiteration of being destined for greatness or death.
Sickness is in season
Emphasizing the prevalence of challenges in the current time.
Sickness is in season
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