Scars
Echoes of Love and Pain: Unveiling the Scars in Ian Hunter's Melody
Lyrics
Well, I still got your blood running through my veins
Despite our differences, the familial connection remains.
Yeah, I still got your blood running through my veins
Reiteration of the persistence of family ties.
And even though the circumstances change
Despite changes in circumstances, the connection endures.
I know we never got along, the pieces would not fit
Acknowledgment of past conflicts, recognizing an inherent discord.
And I still got the scars to show for it
Physical and emotional evidence of past struggles and conflicts.
Was staring through the window at the rain
Reflecting on a moment of contemplation during rainy weather.
Is it me or have all the colors changed?
Questioning the perception of the world, possibly influenced by emotions.
I was sick with jealousy, I know why you had to split
Admitting to feelings of jealousy and understanding the reasons for separation.
And you still got the scars to prove it
Acknowledging enduring emotional wounds on the other person.
I can't see them but I can feel them, they're tearing me up inside
Expressing internal pain from unseen scars, causing emotional distress.
I feel them kicking, I feel them sticking like something in me died
Describing the visceral impact of emotional wounds, feeling a part of oneself has died.
And it's all right, I wish you the very best
Despite the pain, expressing well wishes and positivity for the other person.
I just had to get it off my chest
Sharing one's emotions as a form of release and honesty.
People tell me on the street that you don't give a
Receiving feedback from others about the other person's indifference.
I took that kind of hard
Feeling emotionally impacted by the perceived lack of concern.
It's just another scar I got to show for it
Acceptance of additional emotional scars resulting from the situation.
Yeah, it's just another scar I got to show for it
Reiteration of acquiring emotional scars as a consequence.
I still got your blood running through my vein
Continuing acknowledgment of the enduring familial connection.
But I still got your blood running through my vein
Repetition emphasizing the persistence of family ties.
I still got your blood running through my vein
Further emphasis on the lasting nature of the familial bond.
I say, I still got your blood running through my vein
Reaffirming the ongoing presence of familial connections.
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