All I Know
Unveiling Life's Tapestry: Jeanette Hubert's 'All I Know'
Lyrics
Someone who cant see and someone who cant hear
Exploring the commonality between individuals facing different challenges - blindness and deafness.
They both are breathing the same air
Highlighting the shared experience of breathing despite diverse circumstances.
Someone who cant eat and someone who cant sleep
Drawing parallels between the inability to eat and sleep, emphasizing a universal struggle.
They both count down the hours of the day that dont wanna end
Expressing a sense of monotony and longing in the passage of time for those facing difficulties.
What is real?
Raising questions about the nature of reality.
What is it that you feel?
Challenging the listener to introspect on their emotions and perceptions.
When you close your eyes?
Exploring the significance of inner experiences when eyes are closed.
Don ́t you see
Suggesting a transformation of perspective, both internally and externally.
Its just turned inside out and outside in?
Describing a change in perception, from inside out and outside in.
Bright to dark snd thick to thin
Contrasting extremes to illustrate the variability of life.
What is real?
Reiterating the inquiry into the nature of reality.
What is real?
Emphasizing the quest for understanding what is truly real.
When someone who fell hard cant stand up again
Portraying the difficulty of recovering from a significant fall.
And someone whos flying high cant find the ground
Depicting the challenge of finding stability when in a state of euphoria.
When someone who forgets to listen is someone who refused to speak
Highlighting the irony of someone who forgets to listen but refuses to speak.
They all are longing for something, they wanna know
Suggesting a common longing for understanding or fulfillment.
What is real?
Continuing the exploration of what is real.
What is it that you feel?
Repeating the inquiry into emotions and perceptions.
When you close your eyes?
Connecting inner experiences with closed eyes to the concept of reality.
Don ́t you see
Reiterating the idea of a transformative reversal in perspective.
Its just turned inside out and outside in?
Emphasizing the variability from bright to dark and thick to thin.
Bright to dark and thick to thin
Continuing the exploration of contrasting extremes.
What is real?
Persisting in the search for the nature of reality.
What is real?
Reaffirming the quest to understand what is truly real.
What do you believe?
Posing questions about personal beliefs.
What do you see?
Asking about individual perceptions and observations.
What do you want?
Inquiring about personal desires and aspirations.
What do you believe?
Repeating the question about personal beliefs.
What do you see?
Reiterating the question about individual observations and perceptions.
What do you feel?
Asking about personal emotions and feelings.
What is real?
Continuing the exploration of the nature of reality.
What is real?
Concluding the song with a repeated emphasis on understanding what is truly real.
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