Lyrics
And where has innocence gone
Reflecting on the loss of innocence and its whereabouts.
Do we know too much
Questioning whether knowledge has compromised our innocence.
Are you comfortable in your skin
Asking about comfort and acceptance in one's own identity.
When does the strip begin
Seeking the point where societal norms and constraints begin.
All the words we are fed
Challenging the credibility of information we are fed.
And the need to belong
Recognizing the human need for connection and belonging.
Cause we can't get connected
Expressing difficulty in establishing meaningful connections.
Baby try
Encouraging effort to overcome challenges and connect.
Where has our innocence gone
Reiterating the theme of lost innocence.
We whisper and touch
Exploring the intimacy of whispering and physical touch.
It's like we should start again
Suggesting a desire for a fresh start in relationships.
When does the strip begin
Repeating the question about societal constraints.
Some are taken some are given
Highlighting the variability in life experiences, some taken, some given.
Building bridges for the living
Emphasizing the purpose of building connections for the living.
Some are taken some are given
Reiterating the diversity in life experiences.
There's nothing if the truth won't survive
Stressing the importance of truth for meaningful existence.
Where has your innocence gone
Posing the same question about lost innocence to the listener.
Do you just know too much
Repeating the theme of knowing too much and its consequences.
Are you comfortable in your skin
Reiterating the question about comfort in one's identity.
When does the strip begin
Repeating the inquiry about societal constraints.
Some are taken some are given
Recalling the variability in life experiences and the need for bridges.
Building bridges for the living
Reemphasizing the purpose of building connections for the living.
Some are taken some are given back
Stating that some experiences are given back, possibly referring to reciprocity.
There's nothing if the truth won't survive
Reiterating the significance of truth for a meaningful life.
Some days I am everything I hate
Expressing internal conflict and self-hatred on certain days.
There's nothing if the truth won't survive
-Some days I am everything I hate
-There's nothing if the truth won't survive
-Some days I am everything I hate
-There's nothing if the truth won't survive
-Some are taken some are given
Reiterating the variability in life experiences and the need for bridges.
Building bridges for the living
Reemphasizing the purpose of building connections for the living.
Some are taken some are given back
Stating that some experiences are given back, possibly referring to reciprocity.
There's nothing if the truth don't survive
Reiterating the importance of truth for a meaningful life.
And where has innocence gone
Repeating the initial question about lost innocence.
Do you know too much
Asking whether the listener also knows too much.
Are you comfortable in your skin
Reiterating the question about comfort in one's identity.
When does the strip begin
Repeating the inquiry about societal constraints.
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