Craze
Embracing the Flame: Blake Morgan's Reflective Craze
Lyrics
Morning starts to grey but it's alright
Morning is dawning, and despite the challenges, everything is okay.
It's going to be alright tonight
Reassurance that things will be fine as the night progresses.
If before I wake I should die
Contemplation of mortality before sleep, accepting that if death occurs, it's okay.
I was alright tonight
Reflecting on the current state, feeling okay with the present moment.
My words fly up come down in flames
Expressing that spoken words can backfire or fail, leading to negative consequences.
I crack a smile and start to craze
Smiling despite inner turmoil or instability, possibly due to emotional strain.
So cross my heart and hope to break
Making a commitment, with a touch of irony, to sincerity and vulnerability.
My words fly up and craze
Reiteration of the impact of spoken words causing confusion or mental distress.
Let me breathe what's left no you're right
Requesting space to breathe and acknowledging the validity of another person's perspective.
It's going to be alright tonight
Reaffirmation that things will be fine in the end.
I'm burning half as long but burning twice as bright
Acknowledging a life that may be shorter but intense and vibrant.
I'm alright
Feeling okay despite the intensity of experiences.
My words fly up come down in flames
Repeating the vulnerability of spoken words, potentially leading to negative outcomes.
I crack a smile and start to craze
Smiling again despite challenges, perhaps indicating a coping mechanism.
So cross my heart and hope to break
Reiterating a commitment, while recognizing the possibility of emotional pain.
My words fly up and craze
Emphasizing the potential harm caused by spoken words.
Give me a pride that I may swallow
Desiring confidence or self-esteem that can be accepted or "swallowed."
Give me a temper that I may use
Expressing a wish for controlled anger or frustration.
Give me a line that I may follow
Seeking guidance or direction in life.
Give me a friend that I may lose
Expressing the inevitability of losing friends in the pursuit of personal growth.
I lose
Acknowledging the reality of losing friends.
My words fly up come down in flames
Repeating the theme of the potential negative consequences of spoken words.
I crack a smile and start to craze
Smiling and experiencing mental strain, suggesting a complex emotional state.
So cross my heart and hope to break
Renewing a commitment, acknowledging the possibility of emotional pain.
My words fly up and craze
Emphasizing the potential harm caused by spoken words, repeating the theme.
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