If and When It Falls Apart
Navigating Turmoil: Finding Strength Amidst Chaos
Lyrics
Hey, Ironclad do you see me getting it bad
Addressing someone as "Ironclad" and questioning if they notice the speaker's emotional struggles.
With your hair down in your eyes?
Describing "Ironclad" with hair covering their eyes, possibly suggesting emotional barriers or indifference.
You don't try, the love you need is there when you cry
Observing that "Ironclad" doesn't make an effort, and love is available when they cry, implying emotional vulnerability.
Oh girl it must be nice
Expressing a sarcastic tone about how nice it must be for "Ironclad" to have the emotional luxury the speaker lacks.
This city brings me down, it always brings me down
Conveying a negative sentiment about the city, suggesting it brings the speaker down emotionally.
Take a look around--What's going to get you through
Encouraging "Ironclad" to look around and find what will help them endure challenges.
If and when it falls apart on you?
Posing a question about what will support "Ironclad" when things fall apart in their life.
It's come slow but now I think I know what you mean
Reflecting on a slow realization of understanding what "Ironclad" means.
And how it must feel so wrong
Acknowledging the emotional difficulty that "Ironclad" experiences, emphasizing the feeling of being wrong.
Trust your mind and when you think it's time you can
Advising "Ironclad" to trust their own judgment and act when they believe it's the right time.
I won't ask what took so long
Expressing acceptance without questioning why it took "Ironclad" so long to make a decision.
This city brings me down, it always wears you down
Reiterating the negative impact of the city, wearing down both the speaker and "Ironclad."
Take a look around--What's going to get you through
Prompting "Ironclad" to assess their surroundings and find a solution for when things fall apart.
If and when it falls apart on you?
Repeating the question about what will support "Ironclad" when facing challenges.
This city brings me down, all cities bring me down
Expanding the negativity to all cities, emphasizing their impact on the speaker's emotions.
Take a look around--What's going to stand as true
Encouraging "Ironclad" to find what will remain true amidst the challenges presented by cities.
If and when it falls apart on you?
Reiterating the question about what will support "Ironclad" when their life falls apart.
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