The World
Unveiling the World's Reflection: Love, Struggle, and Self-Discovery in Honey Scott's 'The World'
Lyrics
The problem is it's easier to hate than it is to love
The difficulty lies in finding it easier to harbor hatred than to express love.
The moon shines and never stops for the sun
The moon, a constant presence, contrasts with the transient nature of the sun.
The love you take is equal to the love that you create
The love received is directly proportional to the love given and created.
But who decides the amount we can make
Questioning who determines the limit of love one can generate.
To think towards myself is too scary
Expressing fear in introspection and self-reflection.
Sometimes the thoughts are too tall
Thoughts and challenges that seem insurmountable.
But when I look deep to the meaning
Discovering a deeper meaning when looking within.
Seems I'm not the problem the world has a problem with me
Perceiving oneself as not the problem, but the world having an issue with the individual.
Seems I'm not the problem the world has a problem with me
Reiteration that personal issues are external, the world has a problem with the individual.
Changing shape and every other day still no one sees
Undergoing constant change without recognition from others.
No blue skies can help perform peace
Even under ideal circumstances, peace remains elusive.
Candlesticks and false politics tried their best
Mentions of deceptive political situations and attempts to maintain stability through false means.
Through the lies
Despite facing deception and lies.
I still try and
Persevering and attempting to move forward.
Manifest
Striving to bring things into existence or reality.
To think towards myself is too scary
Reiteration of the fear associated with self-reflection.
Sometimes the thoughts are too tall
Feeling overwhelmed by challenging thoughts.
But when I look deep to the meaning
Finding profound meaning when delving into one's thoughts.
Seems I'm not the problem the world has a problem with me
Reiteration that personal issues are external, the world has a problem with the individual.
To think towards myself is too scary
Reiterating the fear associated with self-reflection.
Sometimes I feel nothing at all
Experiencing moments of emotional numbness.
But when I look deep to the meaning
Finding profound meaning when delving into one's thoughts.
Seems I'm not the problem the world has a problem with me
Reiteration that personal issues are external, the world has a problem with the individual.
To think towards myself is to scary
Reiterating the fear associated with self-reflection.
Sometimes I just feel too small
Feeling insignificant and small at times.
But when I look deep to the meaning
Finding profound meaning when delving into one's thoughts.
Seems I'm not the problem the world has a problem with me
Reiteration that personal issues are external, the world has a problem with the individual.
See I'm not the problem the world has a problem with me
Asserting that the individual is not the problem; the world has an issue with them.
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