Should Have Seen It Coming
Unveiling Life's Blind Spots
Lyrics
I should have seen it coming, but I didn't have the time
I failed to anticipate the situation, but lacked the time to do so
Far to busy grafting to pick up on the signs
Too occupied with work to notice the warning signs
It came up through the static and hit me from behind
An unexpected event emerged suddenly and caught me off guard
I should have seen it coming, but I didn't have the time
Despite the possibility, I couldn't foresee it due to time constraints
I should have seen it coming, but I looked the other way
Should have anticipated, but deliberately ignored the impending issue
I didn't need the trouble messing up my day
Avoided potential trouble to maintain a peaceful day
I figured if I walk on by somebody else could pay
Assumed someone else would deal with it if I ignored it
I should have seen it coming, but I looked the other way
Ignored the warning signs intentionally
I'm gonna climb the highest mountain
Expressing determination to overcome challenges
And struggle with all my might
Willing to make a great effort to confront difficulties
To see if it's fog that's dimmed my senses
Questioning whether confusion or a decline in circumstances is affecting perception
Or the fading of the light
Contemplating if it's a mental fog or a decrease in clarity
I should have seen it coming, but I just couldn't see
Regret for not foreseeing a negative outcome
How such a thing could happen to someone like me
Surprised that such a situation could happen to someone like oneself
Thought that I was in control, but I was in jeopardy
Believed to be in control, but actually in danger
I should have seen it coming, but I just couldn't see
Missed the signs and failed to predict the negative consequences
I'm gonna climb the highest mountain
Reiteration of determination to face challenges head-on
And struggle with all my might
Emphasizing the intensity of the struggle
To see if it's fog that's dimmed my senses
Exploring whether confusion or a decline in circumstances is affecting perception again
Or the fading of the light
Checking if it's mental fog or a decrease in clarity once more
I should have seen it coming, but I didn't understand
Failed to predict due to a lack of understanding
That hubris is the enemy of best laid plans
A realization that overconfidence is a threat to well-made plans
Seemed like I was riding high, but my head was in the sand
Despite seeming successful, oblivious to potential problems
I should have seen it coming, but I didn't understand
Realization of the failure to foresee due to a lack of comprehension
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