Lucky Charm
Journey of Redemption: Finding Love in the Echoes of 'Lucky Charm'
Lyrics
How long will you wait for me to come around?
Expressing impatience, questioning how long one must wait for a change in the situation.
And wouldn't it be great if everything worked out?
Pondering the positive outcome of a situation and the desire for everything to work out.
I wouldn't come home late after hiding out.
Commitment to honesty and openness, avoiding late returns after hiding.
I'd tell you everything.
Commitment to full disclosure and sharing everything with the listener.
How I couldn't life without you now.
Expressing dependency on the listener, stating an inability to live without them.
How long will it take before I wake up unafraid to take you in my arms
Questioning the time it will take to overcome fear and embrace the listener with confidence.
And hold you like a lucky charm?
Desiring to hold the listener close, comparing them to a "lucky charm."
I know it's too late but wait for me to turn around.
Acknowledging the lateness of the situation but requesting patience in turning things around.
I'm coming home so if you're leaving, walk slow.
Announcing the return home and asking the listener, if leaving, to walk slowly.
All that I can ask is forgiveness for what's past.
Seeking forgiveness for past actions and expressing remorse.
You know who I am but will you know me in the end?
Raising a question about whether the listener will recognize the speaker's true self in the end.
I know it's too late but wait for me to turn around.
Repeating the acknowledgment of lateness and requesting patience for a turnaround.
I'm almost home so if you're leaving walk slow.
Almost home and repeating the request for a slow walk if the listener is leaving.
All that I can ask is forgiveness for what's past.
Reiterating the plea for forgiveness for past actions.
You know who I am, but will you know me in the end?
Posing the question of whether the listener will truly know the speaker in the end.
I know it's too late but wait for me to turn around.
Repeating the acknowledgment of lateness and the request for a turnaround.
I'm almost home, so if you're leaving, walk slow.
Emphasizing the proximity to home and reiterating the request for a slow departure.
I know you're not waiting anymore and I'm not gonna change.
Recognizing that the listener may not be waiting anymore and expressing acceptance of no change.
I try to reach you, to let you know, but I'm walking too slow.
Attempting to reach out to the listener, acknowledging a slow pace in communication.
Hey, how's your summer going?
Casual inquiry about the listener's summer.
It's good to see you again.
Pleasant acknowledgment of meeting again.
I'm gonna make a record so I never forget what it was I wrecked.
Expressing a commitment to creating a record to remember and learn from past mistakes.
So tired of my mind.
Expressing weariness of one's own thoughts or mental state.
You're a genius all the time.
Praising the listener as a genius consistently.
The things that I can't say are all thinking me insane these days.
Indicating internal struggles and thoughts that are causing distress.
I know it's late.
Acknowledging the lateness of the hour.
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