Be Kind to You
Embrace Self-Compassion with 'Be Kind to You' by Forest Sun
Lyrics
What is it about dilapidation
Questioning the appeal or attraction of decay and deterioration.
That holds such strong fascination?
Expressing curiosity about why dilapidation is intriguing or captivating.
Things fall apart and are broken hearts
Noting that things fall apart, and broken hearts contribute to a cycle of seeking more challenges.
Keep us coming back for more
Highlighting the paradox that heartbreaks draw people in for more experiences.
What is it about self-destruction
Questioning the justification behind self-destructive behavior.
That claims such a strong alibi?
Observing that self-destruction often offers a convenient excuse.
Suffering so cool, the artist and the fool
Commenting on the perceived allure of suffering, especially in artistic endeavors.
Our own enemy against our allies
Recognizing that one can become their own adversary, even against allies.
Won't you be kind?
Encouraging kindness towards oneself.
Be kind to you
Reiterating the call to be kind to oneself.
Won't you be kind?
Repetition of the plea for kindness towards oneself.
Be kind to you
Repeating the message to be kind to oneself.
What are these numbers anyway?
Raising questions about the significance of numbers.
Haze in a bucket, fiddlesticks on parade
Describing a chaotic and nonsensical situation or environment.
A raggedy dawn encrusted dance of a day
Depicting a disorderly and worn-out beginning of a new day.
Put the details together trust the words to change
Emphasizing the importance of piecing details together and trusting in the power of words to bring change.
Won't you be kind?
Reiterating the plea for kindness towards oneself.
Be kind to you
Reiterating the call to be kind to oneself.
Won't you be kind?
Repetition of the plea for kindness towards oneself.
Be kind to you
Repeating the message to be kind to oneself.
What are you putting yourself through?
Questioning the reasons behind subjecting oneself to hardship or challenges.
Who are you selling this world to?
Questioning the purpose of contributing to a problematic world.
Why are you settling for making do?
Challenging the acceptance of mediocrity and urging for more.
When you can have so much more?
Encouraging the pursuit of greater possibilities rather than settling for less.
Won't you be kind?
Reiterating the plea for kindness towards oneself.
Be kind to you
Reiterating the call to be kind to oneself.
Won't you be kind?
Repetition of the plea for kindness towards oneself.
Be kind to you
Repeating the message to be kind to oneself.
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