Feelings' Blues
Isolation Melody: Unveiling the Emotional Journey in 'Feelings' Blues' by Dylan Taganas
Lyrics
Oh, I am stuck inside
Expressing a feeling of being confined or restricted.
With my feelings at risk
Acknowledging emotional vulnerability and potential danger.
Yes, I am trapped inside,
Reiterating a sense of being stuck or imprisoned.
Feel so tapped out and fatigue, yeah
Feeling emotionally drained and exhausted.
Within these brick walls, I am one with myself and
Finding solace and introspection within personal space.
Now I am, isolated,
Describing a state of isolation and separation.
No one else to see
Emphasizing the absence of others in the current situation.
At this moment I'm lonely and
Feeling lonely at the present moment.
Everything is changing
Highlighting the ongoing changes in surroundings.
I cannot leave,
Expressing the inability to leave the current state.
And meet people outside I once knew
Reflecting on the past connections and relationships.
It's just how it is but now I have to sing my
Acknowledging the need to express one's feelings through singing.
Feelings out, what comes next and
Pondering on what follows the expression of emotions.
What becomes of me?
Raising a question about the future and its impact.
Friend or foe, I still miss their faces
Expressing a longing for both friends and adversaries.
Even when I stroll down the road,
Noticing the familiarity of the surroundings despite emotional turmoil.
Same old tunes, same old attitudes
Encountering the same patterns and attitudes in life.
And I'll be dead on time if there is no one to
Contemplating the significance of time in the absence of interaction.
Talk to me, try to make me
Desiring communication and connection with others.
Feel like I'm not here
Yearning to feel present and acknowledged by others.
It might take months or years,
Speculating on the duration required for a change in circumstances.
Will I ever be free?
Questioning the possibility of attaining freedom.
Would I lose all my fears?
Contemplating the potential loss of fears in the future.
Back to reality?
Considering a return to the harshness of reality.
After it's all over I'm going back to the
Anticipating a return to a previous way of life after the ordeal.
Way I lived, sing all day long,
Expressing a desire to sing freely once again.
The bad dream's over now
Concluding that a difficult experience has come to an end.
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