Divide
Navigating the Divide: Unveiling the Inner Struggle
Lyrics
Look at yourself in the mirror
Self-reflection, questioning one's identity
Am I not who you wanted to be?
Expressing dissatisfaction with one's current self
Peering inside the divide in your mind
Examining the internal conflicts and divisions in the mind
I feel I must concede
Acknowledging a need to admit or accept something
I could not call on my comforts
Unable to find comfort or solace
How dare I rise to my name
Questioning the legitimacy of one's own rise or success
I can only decide to just give up
Contemplating the idea of giving up on one's identity
Everything I am
Considering abandoning or sacrificing one's true self
Ever felt like you're not in control?
Questioning one's sense of control
Control is inside don't believe what your told
Asserting that true control comes from within, not external influences
Look at yourself in the mirror
Repeating the theme of self-reflection
Am I not what you wanted to be?
Revisiting the dissatisfaction with one's own identity
Peering inside the divide in my mind
Exploring the internal divide within the artist's mind
I feel I must concede
Acknowledging the need to accept or admit something within
Stare into the eyes of the other
Confronting the gaze or presence of others
Their slither inside makes me shudder
Feeling discomfort from the influence of others
Are you willing to finally believe
Asking if one is ready to accept a difficult truth
You've been deceived
Realization of being deceived or misled
So look at yourself in the mirror
Repeating the call for self-reflection in a mirror
Am I not what you wanted you would be?
Questioning the alignment of self with desired identity
Peering inside the divide in the mind
Revisiting the internal divide but with a shift in perspective
I feel I must believe
Expressing a belief or conviction emerging from within
Ever felt like you're not in control?
Reiteration of questioning one's sense of control
Control is inside don't believe what your told
Reaffirmation that true control is internal, rejecting external influences
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