Good Person Inside
Discovering Hidden Goodness: Unveiling the Depths of 'Good Person Inside' Lyrics
Lyrics
I know everyone's a good person inside
I believe that everyone inherently possesses goodness.
Everyone wants to be loved inside
Everyone desires to experience love.
So whenever I think how you wasted my time
When reflecting on the time you wasted, I consider the positive aspects.
I try to remember the good things inside
I make an effort to recall the positive qualities within you.
Well, you haven't killed anyone as far as we know
Acknowledging that, to our knowledge, you haven't taken someone's life.
And you seem very nice to your sister
You exhibit kindness towards your sister.
You have very good taste in clothes and guitars
You have good taste in clothing and guitars.
And very young girls
Your taste extends to appreciating younger girls.
I know everyone's a good person inside
Reiterating the belief that everyone fundamentally possesses goodness.
Everyone wants just to be loved inside
Emphasizing the universal desire for love.
So whenever I think what a dick, what a liar,
Expressing frustration with negative qualities like dishonesty.
I try to remember the good things inside
Attempting to focus on positive qualities amid disappointment.
Well, your smile is as wide as Montana
Complimenting the width of your smile and depth of your eyes.
And your eyes as deep as the Caspian Sea
Comparing physical features but noting they may not define inner qualities.
Well, I guess these don't count as the things from inside
Questioning the significance of physical attributes in assessing goodness.
But these are the things that made me blind
Highlighting external qualities that blinded the speaker to inner aspects.
These are the things that made me blind
Reiterating the external factors that obscured perception.
What was I thinking? I wasn't thinking at all
Expressing regret and self-awareness about past actions.
If I knew what I did today, would I make the same mistake?
Contemplating whether knowledge of past mistakes would alter future choices.
Probably.
Conceding the likelihood of repeating mistakes despite awareness.
'cause your hands are as big as Montana
Comparing the size of your hands and the sweetness of your lips.
And your lips as sweet as red vines
Noting physical attributes while acknowledging their limited relevance.
Well I guess these don't count as the things from inside
Questioning the significance of external traits in understanding inner qualities.
But these are the things that made me blind
Reiterating the external factors that blinded the speaker to inner aspects.
These are the things that make me blind
Highlighting the persistent impact of external factors on perception.
You're as sharp as a tack, you're as loyal as a cat
Listing positive attributes like sharpness and loyalty.
You were great in the sack, even if you have hair on your back
Mentioning positive experiences, even with unconventional physical traits.
You made me weak at the knees, gave me no disease
Recalling positive physical and emotional experiences.
What more could I ask, I won't dig deeper than that
Expressing contentment and suggesting a reluctance to delve deeper into flaws.
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