Something 'bout Morning
Embracing Dawn's Healing Light: India Blue's Melody of Renewal
Lyrics
When did I start to get better
Reflecting on personal improvement over time
When did I start to get better
Reiteration of the speaker's journey toward improvement
I am so good now, no one would know I was never
The speaker feels accomplished and transformed
Wanting to start getting better
Expressing a desire to initiate the process of getting better
So is it the sea I must swallow
Contemplating the challenges that must be faced
Learning to swim I could drown in old sorrows
Learning to navigate difficulties that could lead to reliving past sorrows
But we'll be up early tomorrow
Anticipating an early start to a new day
Then I will wake feeling better
Expecting to wake up feeling improved
I always wake feeling better
A consistent positive outlook upon waking up
Something 'bout morning slices the knife through the letter
Morning has a transformative impact, symbolized by a knife cutting through challenges
She'd hang around if I let her
A potential influence or distraction that could hinder progress
So is it the sea I must swallow
Reiteration of facing challenges symbolized by the sea
Learning to swim I could drown in old sorrows
Persisting through challenges and looking forward to the next day
But we'll be up early tomorrow
Expecting an early start as a recurring theme of renewal
Then I will keep being better
Commitment to continuous improvement
Then I will tell you I'm better
Sharing personal progress with others
How do I know this
Reflecting on how the speaker knows about the positive change
You would know too if you met her
Suggesting that meeting someone special contributed to the improvement
And someday I might even let ya
Considering the possibility of allowing someone into the speaker's life
So is it the sea I must swallow
Reiterating the metaphor of facing challenges symbolized by the sea
Learning to swim I could drown in old sorrows
Continuing to confront and overcome past sorrows
But we'll be up early tomorrow
Anticipating an early start despite fears of regression
Somehow I'm scared to be better
Expressing hesitation or fear about the journey of improvement
Often I'm scared to be better
Acknowledging recurring fear in the process of getting better
It feels like losing
Describing the emotional challenge of improvement as akin to loss
Embers that held me together
Referencing past elements that provided stability
Scared that no one will remember
Fear of being forgotten as a consequence of personal change
So is it the sea I must swallow
Continuing to face challenges symbolized by the sea
Learning to swim I could drown in old sorrows
Persisting through the fear of drowning in past sorrows
But we'll be up early tomorrow
Expecting an early start as a commitment to facing challenges
We'll be up early tomorrow
Reiteration of the anticipation of an early start
We'll be up early tomorrow
Confirmation of the expectation of starting afresh in the morning
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