It Ain't Easy
Resilience Unveiled: Navigating Life's Explosive Moments with Garrett Owen
Lyrics
Told me you was scarred enough
Told me that you had experienced enough emotional wounds
Told me you was marred enough
Indicated that you had been marked or affected deeply
Told me you was hard enough to never see light
Expressed toughness to the extent of avoiding optimism or hope
Told me you’d cried enough
Conveyed that you had shed tears extensively
Told me you’d lied enough
Stated that you had been dishonest a sufficient amount
Told me you’d died enough to fill up a life
Claimed that you had metaphorically died numerous times, accumulating a lifetime of pain
It ain’t easy child, pickin’ up after the blast
Highlighting the difficulty of moving forward after a significant setback or trauma
It ain’t easy child, walkin’ right out of the past
Emphasizing the challenges of leaving behind one's history
It ain’t easy child, but you’re too hard to try
Acknowledging the difficulty, but asserting that you possess the strength to attempt
You say I ain’t scarred enough
Responding to someone claiming you haven't experienced enough pain
You say I ain’t marred enough
Reacting to the suggestion that you haven't been deeply affected
You say I ain’t hard enough to really understand
Rejecting the notion that you lack toughness to comprehend fully
You say I ain’t cried enough
Denying the accusation of insufficient emotional expression through tears
You say I ain’t lied enough
Disputing the claim of not being deceptive enough
You say I ain’t died enough to really be your man
Refuting the idea that you haven't faced enough metaphorical deaths to be a true companion
It ain’t easy child, pickin' up after the blast
Reiterating the challenges of dealing with the aftermath of a significant event
It ain’t easy child, walkin’ right out of the past
Affirming the difficulty of moving forward from a history that continues to linger
It ain’t easy child, pickin' up after the blast
Echoing the theme of coping with the aftermath and consequences
It ain’t easy child, but I ain’t too hard to try
Acknowledging the difficulty but expressing a willingness to make an effort
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