Worry
Embracing Life's Journey: A Song of Yearning and Redemption
Lyrics
I wanna be young before I’m older
I desire to experience youth before aging
Back to the better days gone by
Yearning for the past, the better days that have passed
Don’t tell me that it’s over
Request not to declare the end of something
Don’t say I’ll fill my hours killing time
Discouragement from suggesting that time will be wasted
And I believe I’m ready, I’m ready
Expressing belief in readiness
It’s what I mean
Clarifying the intention or meaning
Hold me steady, think I’m ready to be free
Asking for support to remain stable, indicating readiness for freedom
To be loved, to be loved, to be loved, to be seen
Desire to experience love and visibility
To be someone to somebody
Aspiring to be significant to someone
But what about this old worry in my hands
Concern about an old worry held in hands
Wherever it goes there I am
Highlighting the omnipresence of the worry
What about this old worry in my hands
Reiteration of the preoccupation with the old worry
When you’re younger you’ll understand
Suggesting understanding of the worry when younger
I’m getting used to the night train
Adapting to the night train, possibly for reflection
Gives me time to re-live my mistakes
Using time on the night train to revisit past errors
I’m going out of my brain
Feeling overwhelmed and distressed
Thinking about the things I didn’t say
Ruminating on unspoken thoughts
Cos I believe I’m ready, I’m ready
Reiterating belief in readiness
It’s what I mean
Reemphasizing the intended meaning
Hold me steady, think I’m ready to be free
Seeking support to be stable and free
To be loved, to be loved, to be loved, to be seen
Desire for love and visibility reiterated
To be someone to somebody
Aspiring to be significant to someone, repeated
To be loved, to be loved, to be loved, to be seen
Repetition of the desire for love and visibility
To be someone to somebody
Repetition of the aspiration to be significant
But what about this old worry in my hands
Concern about the persistent old worry
Wherever it goes there I am
Highlighting the constant presence of the worry
What about this old worry in my hands
Reiteration of preoccupation with the old worry
When you’re younger you’ll understand
Suggesting understanding of the worry when younger
So I go I go
Deciding to return to the piano
Back to the piano
Seeking solace and peace at the piano
The only peace I’ve ever known
Describing the piano as the only source of peace
The only home the only home
Emphasizing the piano as the sole home
So I go I go
Deciding to return to the piano again
Back to the piano
Reiteration of seeking peace at the piano
The only peace I’ve ever known
Reemphasizing the piano as the only source of peace
The only home the only home
Reemphasizing the piano as the sole home
I know there’s a plan for us
Acknowledging the existence of a plan but struggling for redemption
But I can’t find redemption
Expressing difficulty in finding redemption at the bottom of the bottle
At the bottom of the bottle
Reiteration of the challenge in finding redemption
I know there’s a plan for us
Acknowledging the existence of a plan but struggling for redemption
But I can’t find redemption
Expressing difficulty in finding redemption at the bottom of the bottle
At the bottom of the bottle
Reiteration of the challenge in finding redemption
I know there’s a plan for us
Acknowledging the existence of a plan but struggling for redemption
But we can’t find redemption
Expressing difficulty in finding redemption at the bottom of the bottle
At the bottom of the bottle
Reiteration of the challenge in finding redemption
When you’re younger you’ll understand
Suggesting understanding of the worry when younger
So I go
Deciding to go
I go
Repetition
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