Somewhere Down The Line
Finding Strength and Hope: Somewhere Down The Line by Braeden Poirier
Lyrics
Take my word for it
Expressing assurance or certainty, urging the listener to trust the speaker's statement.
I'd say we're gonna be just fine
Positive outlook on the future, suggesting that everything will turn out well.
Take my word for it
Reiteration of the speaker's confidence and trustworthiness in predicting a positive outcome.
You'll feel a little better
Assuring that the listener will experience an improvement or relief.
Somewhere down the line
Hopeful anticipation that things will get better in the future.
I know you feel alone
Acknowledging the listener's sense of isolation or loneliness.
You feel like nobody's home
Describing a feeling of emptiness or abandonment, emphasizing a lack of companionship.
But nobody lives on their own
Contrasting the feeling of loneliness with the reality that everyone is interconnected and not truly alone.
Take a look at the strength you've shown
Encouraging the listener to recognize their own inner strength and resilience.
We're gonna be fine
Reassuring the listener that everything will be alright in the end.
We'll see better times
Expressing optimism about the future, expecting better times ahead.
Even when you're out of breath
Even in challenging situations, emphasizing the listener's determination to persevere.
I know you'll keep on trying
Acknowledging the listener's continuous effort and commitment to overcoming difficulties.
Take my word for it
Reiterating confidence in a positive outcome, emphasizing trustworthiness.
I know we're gonna be just fine
Positive affirmation of the belief that things will turn out well in the future.
Take my word for it
Restating the speaker's commitment to a positive future outcome.
We'll feel a little better
Assuring the listener that they will experience some improvement or relief over time.
Somewhere down the line
Reiterating the hopeful anticipation that positive changes will occur in the future.
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