What is Real
Unveiling Life's Essence: What Is Real?
Lyrics
Someone who cant see and someone who cant hear
Highlighting the shared humanity of those with different sensory limitations.
They both are breathing the same air
Emphasizing the commonality in the fundamental act of breathing among diverse individuals.
Someone who cant eat and someone who cant sleep
Comparing the struggles of someone unable to eat and someone unable to sleep, both enduring the passage of time.
They both count down the hours of the day that dont wanna end
Expressing the universal experience of waiting for time to pass, even for those with different challenges.
What is real?
Pose the central question of the song: What is real?
What is it that you feel?
Asking about the authentic emotions or experiences individuals may have.
When you close your eyes?
Questioning the reality perceived when one closes their eyes, possibly exploring introspection.
Don ́t you see
Suggesting a shift or inversion in perspective, seeing things inside out and outside in.
Its just turned inside out and outside in?
Describing a transformation or contrast, from bright to dark and thick to thin.
Bright to dark snd thick to thin
Continuation of the inquiry into the nature of reality.
What is real?
Reiteration of the central question: What is real?
What is real?
Repeating the question to emphasize its significance.
When someone who fell hard cant stand up again
Describing the challenges faced by someone who has fallen and struggles to stand up again.
And someone whos flying high cant find the ground
Highlighting the disorientation of someone flying high who cannot find stable ground.
When someone who forgets to listen is someone who refused to speak
Contrasting the actions of someone who forgets to listen and someone who refuses to speak, both seeking understanding.
They all are longing for something, they wanna know
Indicating a common longing for something among diverse individuals.
What is real?
Repeating the question about the nature of reality.
What is it that you feel?
Reiterating the inquiry into emotions and experiences when closing one's eyes.
When you close your eyes?
Prompting reflection on the perceived reality during introspective moments.
Don ́t you see
Repeating the idea of a reversed or transformed perspective.
Its just turned inside out and outside in?
Reiterating the contrasting elements of brightness to darkness and thickness to thinness.
Bright to dark and thick to thin
Continuation of the exploration of reality and perception.
What is real?
Repeating the central question about the nature of reality.
What is real?
Emphasizing the importance of understanding what is real.
What do you believe?
Posing questions about personal beliefs and perspectives.
What do you see?
Asking what individuals perceive in their surroundings.
What do you want?
Questioning individual desires and aspirations.
What do you believe?
Repeating the inquiry about personal beliefs.
What do you see?
Reiterating the question about perception.
What do you feel?
Asking about personal emotions and feelings.
What is real?
Repeating the central question about the nature of reality.
What is real?
Concluding by restating the overarching theme of questioning what is real.
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