Fly
Soar Beyond Boundaries: Unveiling the Freedom Within 'Fly'
Lyrics
For so long, you've gone on
Expresses the duration of the person's absence or emotional distance.
Trying to see an end to it all
Describes the struggle to find a resolution or conclusion to challenges.
And I know, your grip is getting loose
Suggests a weakening control or hold on a situation or emotions.
You think if you leave
Implies a belief that leaving a situation will alleviate pain.
The pain will go away
Belief that departing will bring relief from emotional suffering.
But you don't know
Points out a lack of awareness about the necessity of the struggle.
You need it to get through
Suggests a paradoxical need for the struggle as a coping mechanism.
'Cause I can tell by the things you say
Observation of the person's expressed thoughts indicating emotional stagnation.
That your feelings will never change
Recognition that the individual's emotions remain constant.
You'll keep coming back to what you know is true
Anticipation of a repetitive return to a familiar but challenging situation.
It's okay to want to be free
Encouragement to seek freedom despite difficulties.
It's okay to spread your wings
Encouragement to embrace change and explore new possibilities.
If you know how to fly
Conditional advice: Flying is acceptable if one knows how to navigate challenges.
So for now, you go on
Acknowledgment of the continuation of the person's journey despite difficulties.
Crawling along for a while
Describes a slow and challenging progression, possibly emotionally.
But you're dragging me down
Expresses the burden of the person's struggle affecting others negatively.
You're holding me back
Conveys the idea that the person is hindering progress or growth.
You're making it end
Suggests a negative impact leading to an end or deterioration.
'Cause I can tell by the things you say
Reiteration of the person's emotional stagnation through expressed thoughts.
That your feelings will never change
Reaffirms the constancy of the person's emotions and reactions.
You'll keep coming back to what you know is true
Anticipation of the individual returning to a known truth despite challenges.
Chorus
Repetition of the chorus as a central theme or message.
You can fly
Assertion of the individual's capability to overcome challenges and soar.
Chorus
Reiteration of the empowering message to fly.
It's okay to close your eyes
Encouragement to embrace change by closing one's eyes to the past.
It's okay to fade away
Acceptance of fading away as a part of the journey.
If you don't want to stay
Expresses the option to leave if one does not wish to remain.
'Cause you can fly
Reiteration of the individual's ability to fly, emphasizing freedom.
You can fly
Repetition of the empowering message that the person can overcome challenges.
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