The Blame
Embracing Blame: A Soulful Journey of Redemption and Healing
Lyrics
Can you change what you believe?
Reflecting on the possibility of changing personal beliefs.
There's things you can't unsee
Acknowledging the impact of witnessing certain things that cannot be forgotten.
Would you even hear me out?
Questioning if the listener would be willing to listen and understand.
I've changed what I've been lying about
Admitting to previous deception and a commitment to honesty.
Haven't shed a tear
Not expressing emotions openly, possibly suggesting a tough exterior.
Will you meet me at the door?
Inviting the listener to meet and discuss matters at the door.
Do you love me anymore?
Questioning the current status of love in the relationship.
Are you keeping me locked out?
Wondering if the listener is excluding or shutting the speaker out.
What are we even fighting about?
Expressing confusion about the reasons for the ongoing conflict.
Who let the silence in?
Asking who allowed silence to enter the relationship.
Was it heavy on your heart
Wondering if the silence weighed heavily on the listener's heart.
To sit & watch it fall apart
Reflecting on the emotional difficulty of witnessing a relationship falling apart.
Don't want to listen to the walls
Expressing a reluctance to hear the problems from the walls.
So I've been talking to the ceiling in the hall
Choosing to talk to the ceiling, indicating a sense of isolation.
Who let the silence in?
Repeating the question about who allowed silence to intrude.
I could take the blame
Offering to take responsibility for the issues in the relationship.
If you could do the same
Suggesting mutual accountability for resolving problems.
Wear it like a shirt
Metaphorically suggesting to wear the blame as a garment.
You're someone I never wanted to hurt
Acknowledging the listener as someone the speaker never intended to harm.
How am I supposed to heal?
Expressing uncertainty about the healing process.
What am I supposed to feel?
Pondering the appropriate emotional response to the situation.
Is it best to be alone?
Questioning whether it's better to be alone.
It's quiet now without a home
Describing the current state as quiet and lacking a sense of home.
Who let the silence in?
Reiterating the impact of silence on the relationship.
I could take the blame
Repeating the willingness to take responsibility for the issues.
If you could do the same
Reiterating the call for mutual responsibility in resolving problems.
Wear it like a shirt
Repeating the metaphor of wearing blame as a shirt.
You're someone I never wanted to
Emphasizing that the listener is someone the speaker never intended to hurt.
I could take the blame
Repeating the willingness to take responsibility for the issues.
If you could do the same
Reiterating the call for mutual responsibility in resolving problems.
Wear it like a shirt
Repeating the metaphor of wearing blame as a shirt.
You're someone I never wanted to hurt
Reaffirming that the listener is someone the speaker never wanted to hurt.
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