Trouble Is
Navigating the Struggle: Unveiling the Essence of 'Trouble Is'
Lyrics
My wings don't sail me to the sky
Expresses a limitation or inability to reach great heights or fulfill ambitions.
On my own these wings won't fly
Emphasizes the personal inadequacy to achieve certain goals without external help.
Jesus told me so
Refers to guidance or teachings from Jesus, suggesting a reliance on spiritual wisdom.
Still I'm not so sure that I know
Expresses uncertainty despite receiving guidance, reflecting doubt or lack of confidence.
Can't find no rest for my soul
Describes a struggle to find peace or contentment within oneself.
Can't find no rest on my own
Reiterates the difficulty in finding rest or peace independently.
Jesus told me so
Reaffirms reliance on Jesus for guidance and support.
Still I'm not so sure that I know
Reiterates lingering uncertainty despite spiritual guidance.
Man, the trouble is
Introduces the central theme: the challenge of understanding one's identity or purpose.
We don't know who we are instead
Highlights the fundamental problem of not knowing oneself accurately.
I'll keep runnin' the other way
Expresses a tendency to avoid facing personal issues or truths.
My heart ain't built to stay
Indicates a heart that is not designed for stability or enduring in a particular situation.
My heart ain't built to stay
Reiterates the transient nature of the heart, emphasizing its difficulty in remaining steadfast.
And the world just ain't that way
Suggests a discrepancy between personal expectations and the realities of the world.
My heart ain't built to stay
Repeats the idea that the heart is not constructed for permanence.
My heart ain't built to stay
Reiterates the transient nature of the heart, emphasizing its difficulty in remaining steadfast.
Jesus told me so
Recalls the earlier reference to guidance from Jesus, underlining the spiritual aspect of the journey.
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