Everyone Can Fly
Soaring Beyond Regrets: Embrace Change with 'Everyone Can Fly'
Lyrics
Turn off your mind
Encouraging someone to stop overthinking or worrying.
And go back with me to a better time
Inviting someone to reminisce about a better past.
Do you see the same moon as me
Asking if the other person sees the same moon while thinking of them.
When I'm thinking of you?
Wondering if thoughts of the listener occupy the speaker's mind.
Well that's okay
Accepting setbacks and suggesting trying again later.
We can try again another day
Encouraging persistence and not giving up.
Do you feel the same breeze I feel
Asking if the listener feels the same uplifting sensation.
Lifting me up
Describing a feeling of being lifted emotionally.
Lifting me up
Reiterating the sensation of being lifted emotionally.
'Cause everyone can fly
Asserting that everyone has the capability to rise above.
Everyone can fly
Reinforcing the idea that everyone can elevate themselves.
Everyone can fly
Repeated assertion of the universal ability to soar.
You just have to try
Encouraging individuals to attempt to rise above their challenges.
Turn off the light
Suggesting to embrace darkness without fear.
And don't be afraid of another night
Encouraging to confront fears associated with the night.
Do the promises you couldn't keep
Questioning if unfulfilled promises affect one's sleep.
Make it hard for you to sleep?
Wondering if broken promises cause sleep disturbances.
Well that's okay
Reassuring that mistakes are common and part of life.
Everybody makes the same mistakes
Expressing the universality of making mistakes.
As the stars shine the night away
Referencing the stars as a metaphor for guidance or inspiration.
Let them lift you up
Encouraging to allow external factors to lift one emotionally.
Let them lift you up
Reinforcing the idea of external factors aiding emotional elevation.
Let them lift you up
Continuing to emphasize the role of external factors in uplifting.
Did you ever stop and think
Asking the listener to reflect on their past perceptions of their future.
When you were twenty
Questioning if the listener anticipated their current situation at age 20.
You'd be where you are today?
Expressing surprise at the contrast between past expectations and current reality.
Isn't it funny how things change
Noting the unpredictable nature of life's changes.
Some things never stay the same
Asserting that some things inevitably change over time.
What a shame
Expressing regret or disappointment about certain changes.
Forget the grades
Dismissing the importance of grades or typical standards.
I can see you turning a greener shade
Observing a change in the listener's demeanor or attitude.
But do you feel the same faith I feel?
Asking if the listener shares a similar sense of belief or trust.
Let it lift you up
Encouraging to let that belief or trust uplift them.
Let it lift you up
Reinforcing the idea of allowing positive emotions to elevate.
Let it lift you up
Continuing to encourage allowing uplifting emotions to prevail.
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