In Your Dreams
Embracing Self-Discovery: Indira Bella's Journey Through Dreams
Lyrics
Wasn't in an instant, baby
Reflecting on the fact that the relationship didn't happen instantly; it required time and patience.
I had to take my time
Emphasizing the importance of taking time in the relationship journey.
Wasn't all downhill from there
Contrasting the idea that the relationship wasn't consistently easy; it had its ups and downs.
Yeah, that was a steady climb
Describing the relationship as a steady climb, suggesting gradual progress.
Fell down, once or twice
Acknowledging challenges and setbacks in the relationship.
Getting better
Expressing personal growth and improvement over time.
Taking my own advice
Taking one's own advice, implying self-reflection and self-guidance.
I fell asleep with the daisies
Metaphorically falling asleep with the daisies symbolizes a peaceful state, learning to appreciate the challenges ("weeds").
And woke up, learning to love the weeds
Waking up and learning to love the difficult aspects of life or the relationship.
I'm moving on
Expressing the decision to move on from the past.
Baby, I'm gone
Stating the departure from the relationship, indicating a clear break.
You'll only find me in your dreams
Suggesting that the person can only be found in the dreams of the speaker, indicating a separation.
I'm unafraid
Conveying fearlessness in moving forward.
Ditching the shame
Choosing to let go of shame associated with the past.
Here's the promise I made
Making a promise to oneself, possibly about self-love and self-trust.
I will trust me
Reiterating the commitment to trust oneself.
I will trust me
Emphasizing the importance of self-trust, leaving no room for holding grudges.
No room for holding grudges
Expressing good wishes for the other person's well-being despite the breakup.
Baby, I hope you're doing fine
Hoping the other person achieves their desires.
Hope you get everything you want
Declaring that the speaker won't standby and accept certain behaviors or situations.
But I won't standby (no, I won't standby)
Asserting the speaker's self-awareness and realization that the relationship wasn't meant for them.
Knowing why
Questioning the reasons behind certain actions or events.
I wasn't made for you
Realizing a fundamental truth about oneself, suggesting self-discovery.
I realize something I always knew
Confirming the realization of something known all along.
If you change your mind
Leaving the possibility open for the other person to change their mind and reconcile.
And wanna start anew
If the other person wants to start anew, the speaker would be happy but would also say goodbye.
It'd make me smile
Expressing happiness at the thought of reconciliation.
But then I'd bid adieu
Immediately following the happiness, acknowledging the necessity of saying farewell.
I'm moving on
Reiterating the decision to move on and emphasizing the departure.
Baby, I'm gone
Affirming the separation from the past relationship.
You'll only find me in your dreams
Stating that the person can only be found in dreams, underlining the finality of the break.
I'm unafraid
Reinforcing fearlessness and a commitment to personal growth.
Ditching the shame
Choosing to let go of any remaining shame or guilt.
Here's the promise I made
Reiterating the promise made to trust oneself.
I will trust me
Emphasizing the commitment to self-trust.
I will trust me
Further emphasizing the importance of self-trust and personal growth.
I will trust me
Repeating the commitment to trust oneself, possibly for emphasis.
I will trust me
Final repetition of the commitment to self-trust, reinforcing the theme of personal empowerment.
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