Lyrics
A better way to live
A desire for an improved way of living
Another way to live
Exploring alternative paths in life
Another day
Emphasizing the challenges of each new day
I want a better way to live
Expressing the need for a better life
I ran away to kill the pain
Escaping from difficulties to numb emotional pain
So far from home, I feel the shame
Feeling shame and distance from home
Now take the pills, I'm high alone
Using pills to cope, experiencing isolation
And I can't believe
Surprise at the self-inflicted pain under external control
My hands would bleed so much in your control
Hands bleeding metaphorically from external influence
But who's to blame?
Raising the question of responsibility
I'll sign my name just to throw, just to throw it all away
Willing to sign away and discard everything
This is my life
Claiming ownership of one's own life
This love will suffer from the pain
Love facing hardship and enduring pain
Life will never be the same
Life permanently changed by suffering
I wanted something more than this
Desire for something beyond the current state
I want a better way to live
Reiteration of the longing for a better life
In love, we suffer all alone
Suffering in love and isolation
This life is like a broken home
Life compared to a broken home
Is this who I am?
Questioning one's identity
Can there be a better way for us to live?
Seeking a better collective way of living
I used to think this world was cold an empty
Initial perception of the world as cold and empty
I was told
Being told about the harsh reality
Another day, another promise
Continuation of facing promises in life
I kept holding on
Persevering despite challenges
We live in pain
Living in pain and giving without result
We gave it all, it did nothing at all
Collective suffering with no impact
If you were me
Inviting empathy by imagining the listener in the situation
You'd call my name when I burn
Connecting with the listener in a moment of burning pain
When I burn it all away
Burning away everything in a symbolic act
This is my life
Reiteration of ownership of one's life
This love will suffer from the pain
Love enduring pain and facing changes
Life will never be the same
Continued impact on life
I wanted something more than this
Desire for something more significant
I want a better way to live
Repetition of the yearning for a better life
In love, we suffer all alone
Emphasizing the solitude in love and suffering
This life is like a broken home
Comparison of life to a dysfunctional home
Is this who I am?
Reflecting on personal identity
Can there be a better way for us to live?
Persistently seeking a better collective existence
Life will never be the same
Reiteration of the permanent change in life
I can't live on without you
Expressing dependence on someone
So far away from home
Feeling distant from home and the need for connection
I can't be free without you
Unable to be free without a significant other
We're angry and alone, I can't be gone forever
Anger and loneliness, contemplating permanence
Would you want to be the only one that screams alone
Questioning the desire to be the only one suffering
This love will suffer from the pain
Reiteration of love enduring pain
Life will never be the same
Continued impact on life's trajectory
I wanted something more than this
Yearning for something beyond the current state
I want a better way to live
Repetition of the desire for a better life
In love, we suffer all alone
Emphasizing the individual experience of suffering in love
This life is like a broken home
Comparing life to a dysfunctional home once again
I wanted something more than this
Reiteration of the desire for something more significant
I want a better way to live
Repetition of the yearning for a better life
A better way for us to live
Expressing the collective desire for improvement
A better way for us to live
Repetition of the collective yearning for improvement
A better way for us to live
Continued expression of the collective desire for improvement
Is this who I am?
Reflecting on personal identity once again
Can there be a better way for us to live?
Persistently seeking a better collective existence
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