Load on Your Mind
Finding Solace: Embracing Support Amidst Emotional Burdens
Lyrics
Would you show you what there is to see
Expressing a willingness to reveal and share experiences or truths.
I’ve been living in this dream for eternity
Describing a prolonged period of existence within a particular mental state or situation.
I’ve been overwhelmed I’ve been so damn insecure
Conveying a sense of being emotionally burdened and lacking self-confidence.
I need the loving of a friend
Expressing a need for the affection and support that typically comes from a friend.
I need a nurturer
Desiring someone who provides care and emotional support.
It’s so hard to let it go
Expressing difficulty in releasing or moving on from a certain emotional state or situation.
Sometimes you just need to scream into your pillow
Highlighting the therapeutic act of releasing emotions, possibly frustration, by screaming into a pillow.
I’ve been feeling like I’m running low on energy
Feeling depleted of mental or physical energy.
I’ve been looking for a cure, for a remedy yeh
Searching for a solution or remedy to address emotional challenges.
Hope that you know
Expressing proximity and accessibility, suggesting readiness to offer support.
I’m a stone throw away
Using metaphorical language to describe being very close or nearby.
If there’s a load on your mind
Acknowledging the presence of emotional burdens or concerns.
I’ll be the shoulder to carry your weight
Offering oneself as a source of support and comfort for someone going through challenges.
No need to fear or to hide
Assuring that there's no need for fear or concealment when seeking support.
Where do you go
Posing a question about the destination or emotional state one reaches at the close of the day.
At the end of the day
Reflecting on the experience of losing track of time, possibly due to preoccupation with thoughts or concerns.
Losing the concept of time
Expressing a willingness to listen and be attentive when the other person has something to share.
I’ll hear you out when you’ve something to say
Reiterating the offer of support when someone is burdened with thoughts or emotions.
If there’s a load on your mind
Repeating the acknowledgment of the presence of a mental or emotional burden.
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