Where The Sidewalk Ends
Journey Through Heartbreak: Where The Sidewalk Ends
Lyrics
My eyes shut and head faced down
Expressing a state of vulnerability or introspection by closing one's eyes and bowing the head.
Sick, hurt, turned upside down
Feeling unwell, emotionally hurt, and experiencing a sense of disorientation or chaos.
Was this worth the waiting
Raising a question about the value of past experiences and whether the wait was worthwhile.
In the past when I was living it up
Reflecting on a time of enjoyment and carefree living in the past.
And now I'm broken up screaming how I'm so sorry
Expressing remorse and anguish for current struggles, possibly apologizing to someone.
Just show me this once
Repeatedly requesting to be shown something, indicating a desire for guidance or clarity.
Just show me this once
-And would you show me a sign and I'll decide
Seeking a sign or proof to determine the authenticity or existence of something important.
If you are real for me
-Brave man seeks through dark alleys
Describing a brave person navigating challenging situations without the support of love, leading to negative consequences.
Without love his spawn arrives
-I see that I am so sorry
Expressing regret and apologizing for actions or decisions.
Please just forgive me for taking lives
Pleading for forgiveness, particularly for causing harm or taking lives.
Is this real
Questioning the reality of a situation, possibly doubting its authenticity.
I can feel it but I can't see it
Feeling a sensation without being able to visually confirm or comprehend it.
I can feel it but I can't see it
-Can't seem to explain the speed of my heartbeat
Unable to explain the rapid heartbeat, suggesting heightened emotions or anxiety.
Can't help but smile can't help but stay for a while
Experiencing conflicting emotions, finding joy and the difficulty of leaving a situation.
I am so lost without you
Expressing a profound sense of being lost or incomplete without someone.
Why everytime I run your there
Questioning the persistent presence of someone in one's life, possibly with a sense of inevitability or destiny.
You end up right there behind me
-Were not alone
Asserting a shared experience, emphasizing that the individual is not alone.
It's not mine
Disclaiming ownership, indicating that a situation or feeling does not belong to the speaker.
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