Untold
Embracing Individuality: Untold Journey of Self-Acceptance
Lyrics
There you are, screaming
Expressing the presence of someone who is loudly expressing themselves.
In a world with a different mother tongue
Describing a situation where the person is in a world where people speak a different language.
Looking for a home abroad
Searching for a home in a foreign land, possibly feeling displaced.
Thinking it's not the world but it's you
Suggesting a realization that personal issues might be internal rather than external.
Who's deeply flawed
Acknowledging personal imperfections or shortcomings.
So throw your stones
Encountering criticism or negativity, responding with resilience.
I will keep up my guard
Committing to maintaining emotional protection in the face of challenges.
I was born with this voice
Claiming an inherent identity tied to the ability to speak out.
I was born with this heart
Asserting an innate emotional nature from birth.
I am a revolving door
Comparing oneself to a revolving door, suggesting constant interaction with others.
People pass me by
Feeling overlooked or rejected as people pass by.
And push me away
Experiencing rejection and exclusion from others.
A picture of yourself
Referring to an external portrayal of oneself.
Painted by somebody else
Highlighting the influence of others in shaping one's self-image.
I won't soak in all the colours
Rejecting the influence of external opinions and avoiding emotional overwhelm.
That will only make me drown
Choosing not to be engulfed by the diverse influences around.
I'm just trying to live a life
Expressing a desire to lead a meaningful and fulfilling life.
Worth breathing
Stating the intention to protect one's own well-being.
So throw your stones
Reiterating resilience in the face of criticism or negativity.
I will keep up my guard
Committing to maintaining emotional protection despite external pressures.
I was born with this voice
Reaffirming the connection between identity and the ability to express oneself.
I was born with this heart
Reasserting an innate emotional nature from birth.
A picture of yourself
Repeating the idea of an external portrayal of oneself.
Painted by somebody else
Emphasizing the external influence in shaping one's self-image.
I won't soak in all the colours
Rejecting the overwhelming impact of diverse influences.
That will only make me drown
Reiterating the choice not to be consumed by external factors.
We're just part of a story
Portraying life as part of a larger narrative that needs to be communicated.
And stories need to be told
Highlighting the importance of sharing one's experiences and stories.
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