I was built for this place
Discovering Boundless Identity: Jackintheway's Journey Home
Lyrics
Was I ever really alone?
Expressing uncertainty about past solitude, questioning if true isolation existed.
Was I ever really alone?
Reiterating the uncertainty of past loneliness, possibly seeking validation.
I don't know if they'll call me back
Uncertain about receiving a call back, questioning the importance of it.
But do I care anymore?
Reflecting on a potential lack of concern or indifference towards a callback.
I don't know if I'm still your Jack
Expressing doubt about still being identified as "your Jack."
But do I care anymore?
Questioning the significance of being "your Jack" anymore, indicating potential indifference.
I don't know if I achieved my goals
Uncertain about achieving personal goals and questioning the relevance of such achievements.
But do I care anymore?
Reflecting on potential indifference towards the accomplishment of goals.
Is it true that I can come back home?
Questioning the possibility of returning home and pondering if it matters.
Do you care anymore?
Asking whether the listener still cares about the speaker's return.
Do you care anymore?
Repeating the question of whether the listener cares, emphasizing the uncertainty.
Do you care anymore?
-Do you care anymore?
-Do you care anymore?
-Was I ever really alone?
Reiterating the theme of questioning past solitude.
Was I ever really alone?
Repeating the uncertainty about true loneliness in the past.
I've got this box full of memories
Referring to a box of memories, suggesting a repository of experiences.
I could rummage through it but they're just dying identities
Acknowledging the transient nature of memories as dying identities.
I can feel your movement ride the current with the energies
Sensing the movement and energy, possibly alluding to personal growth.
Now I know you mean it when you say I'm bound for better things
Interpreting a positive outlook, believing in a promising future.
Do I just bide my time?
Contemplating whether to wait patiently for positive changes.
Hold so many fuckin reasons that I'm not enough
Expressing self-doubt and feeling inadequate for various reasons.
"It's so easy" you remind that we're all alright
Recalling advice that everything is easy and everyone is okay.
Suddenly I see it's us across the finish line
Realizing shared success with a significant other or a companion.
Identified for so long with co-dependence
Long-term identification with co-dependence and its impact on the speaker.
I'd fight it so hard to learn my lesson
Struggling to overcome co-dependence and learn from experiences.
Found the first peak to ask my questions
Discovering a pivotal moment to ask important questions and seek answers.
Now I fly with new wings
Metaphorically flying with newfound strength and understanding.
So I'll climb the rest or just float up quick
Contemplating whether to climb further or accept success gracefully.
But either way it's your grace
Acknowledging the role of divine grace in the speaker's journey.
Identify with my heart and soul
Encouraging identification with the heart and soul, emphasizing self-awareness.
I get it now
Expressing comprehension and understanding of a situation or realization.
I was built for this place
Claiming a sense of purpose and belonging to the current place or situation.
I don't know if they'll call me back
Repeating the uncertainty about receiving a call back, questioning its importance.
But do I care anymore?
Reflecting on potential indifference towards a callback, repeating the theme.
I don't know if I'm still your Jack
Expressing doubt about still being identified as "your Jack," repeating the theme.
But do I care anymore?
Questioning the significance of being "your Jack" anymore, repeating the theme.
I don't know if I achieved my goals
Uncertain about achieving personal goals, questioning the relevance of such achievements.
But do I care anymore?
Reflecting on potential indifference towards the accomplishment of goals.
Is it true that I can come back home?
Questioning the possibility of returning home and pondering if it matters.
Do you care anymore?
Repeating the question of whether the listener cares, emphasizing the uncertainty.
Do you care anymore?
-Do you care anymore?
-Was I ever really alone?
Reiterating the theme of questioning past solitude.
Was I ever really alone?
Repeating the uncertainty about true loneliness in the past.
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