Tiny Human
Crazy Beautiful: Embracing the Chaos of Parenthood through 'Tiny Human'
Lyrics
Oh my tiny human
Expressing endearment to the child as a "tiny human."
ct 05:08 you break me apart again
Acknowledging emotional vulnerability, feeling broken by the child.
The space-time continuum
Referring to the theoretical framework of spacetime, suggesting a significant impact of the child on the narrator's life.
Buckles and bends around your every twist and turn
Describing the child's influence as twisting and turning, causing disruptions in the narrator's world.
I can barely remember life before You came crashing in on one day Crazy beautiful you
Recalling life before the child's arrival, emphasizing the transformative effect of the child's presence.
Blind me like the dawn
Comparing the child to the blinding beauty of dawn.
cfter ashes fell on Pompeii Crazy beautiful you
Referencing the destruction of Pompeii to underscore the intense impact of the child's arrival.
c miracle, a mystery
Describing the child as a miraculous and mysterious presence.
cnd one short stop away
Suggesting the proximity of extremes, from joy to misery, in the experience of parenthood.
From joy to misery.
Highlighting the emotional rollercoaster of parenthood.
When the night becomes day
Metaphorically referencing the challenges and adjustments when transitioning from night (difficulties) to day (clarity).
I give you my every last ounce
Symbolizing the complete devotion of the narrator to the child.
You make a pin-cushion out of me
Expressing the vulnerability and emotional impact of parenthood, comparing it to a pin-cushion.
cnd you can thank me later, babe (if i'm alive)
Suggesting a sacrifice for the child's well-being, with acknowledgment of potential consequences.
How long can one live without sleep? Still i can't stand to imagine
Rhetorical question highlighting the difficulty of coping without sleep, indicating the overwhelming nature of parenthood.
Life without....
Leaving an ellipsis, possibly indicating the overwhelming nature of life without the child.
You came crashing in on one day Crazy beautiful you
Reiteration of the child's sudden and impactful entrance into the narrator's life.
Blind me like the dawn
Repeating the comparison of the child to the blinding beauty of dawn.
cfter ashes fell on Pompeii
Referencing Pompeii again to emphasize the transformative effect of the child's presence.
Crazy bright beautiful you
Describing the child as crazy bright and beautiful.
Suddenly propelled,
Expressing the sudden and unprepared nature of the child's arrival.
So many light years from bliss
Describing the emotional distance from happiness due to the child's unexpected arrival.
cnd completely unprepared,
Expressing a lack of readiness for the challenges posed by the child.
How can anyone deserve this?
Questioning the deserving nature of such a significant life change.
I've tried, i've tried all the tricks in the book, I'm at my wits end, Now look here what do you want from me!?
Conveying frustration and desperation in dealing with the challenges of parenthood.
I can barely remember life before... You came crashing in on one day Crazy beautiful you
Reiterating the transformative impact of the child's arrival.
From the ashes of Pompeii
Referencing the rebirth from the ashes, possibly symbolizing a positive transformation.
To fireworks and champagne Crazy beautiful you
Comparing the child's impact to fireworks and celebration, acknowledging the joy amidst challenges.
You little devil, you
Playfully referring to the child as a little devil, expressing love.
Oh i love you so much
Expressing deep love for the child.
It's the hardest thing i've ever done But you're so worth it
Acknowledging the difficulty of parenthood but affirming the child's worth.
Yes you are
Reaffirming the child's worthiness of love.
Yes you are
Repeating the affirmation of the child's worthiness.
You little devil, you
Playfully calling the child a little devil again, expressing affection.
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