Growing Up

Embracing the Journey: Navigating Life's Twists
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Lyrics

I dried my eyes, now I'll crust them with sleep

I've overcome my sadness; now I'll close my eyes and sleep

I'll crust them over

Reiterating the closing of the eyes with sleep

She begged me, "Don't hate me"

Someone pleaded with me not to harbor hatred

She spun me a story

This person crafted a narrative or explanation

Where winning looks like losing and I'm winning every time

Describing a situation where success seems like failure, yet the speaker feels triumphant each time

So thread spools, sweetie, get ready

Referring to the spools used in sewing, implying preparation

Until my silk is sold

Continuing the sewing metaphor, suggesting readiness until the speaker's essence is sold


Growing up

Repeated emphasis on the theme of growing up

Growing up

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Growing up

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Yeah, I'll find myself anew

Expressing a commitment to rediscover oneself

Yeah, I'll find myself anew

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I've dried my eyes, now it's "Rushmore"

Reiterating the emotional recovery, mentioning "Rushmore" (likely a reference to the film) as a marker

I'm deep with futures like Chicago

Feeling immersed in potential futures, using Chicago as a symbol

No, Glenview never meant a thing to me

Disregarding the significance of Glenview in the speaker's life

She never meant a thing to me

Emphasizing that the person from line 3 holds no importance

'Cept for putting idealists in a body bag

Except for discrediting idealistic beliefs or dreams


Forget it

Dismissing the previous sentiments, choosing to let go

I'll go out tonight and piss on her doorstep

Expressing a rebellious act of urinating on someone's doorstep

And listen to The Misfits "Where Eagles Dare"

Planning to listen to The Misfits' song "Where Eagles Dare"

To swallow whole

Describing the act of fully embracing something


Up

Repeating the theme of growing up

Growing up

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Growing up

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(Go)

Encouragement or affirmation to move forward


Whoa, I guess I'm my own better half

Acknowledging oneself as the better or improved part

Whoa, I guess I'm my own better half

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Whoa, yeah, I guess I'm on my own

Acceptance and realization of being alone or independent

I guess I'm on my own

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I guess I'm on my own

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I guess I'm on my own

Reiteration of being on one's own

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