Tired All The Time
Eternal Weariness: Unveiling the Depths of 'Tired All The Time'
Lyrics
Waiting idly by
Expressing impatience or frustration while waiting passively.
For bells that never chime
Waiting for something that may never happen or bring fulfillment.
With daylight in the eyes
Suggesting a weariness despite having daylight, possibly alluding to emotional exhaustion.
I'm tired all the time
Stating a general fatigue or weariness that persists.
Morning turns to night
Highlighting a rapid transition from morning to night, emphasizing the fleeting nature of time.
In one blink of an eye
Indicating the swift passage of time, reinforcing a sense of transience.
As one more punter cries
Referring to others who are also tired, creating a shared experience of weariness.
"I'm tired all the time, I'm tired all the time"
Repeating the declaration of exhaustion, underlining its prevalence.
If everyday was like every other day
Contemplating a monotonous existence where every day is indistinguishable from the next.
I would always feel the same
Imagining a perpetual state of feeling the same way, suggesting monotony.
And I try, I try to stay awake
Acknowledging an effort to stay alert or engaged in spite of fatigue.
But I'm tired anyway
Accepting the inevitability of tiredness despite attempts to resist.
I'm tired anyway
Reiterating the acknowledgment of weariness.
A taste that stays the same
Describing a consistent and unchanging experience or sensation.
Reminds you everyday
Connecting a taste, possibly metaphorical, to daily reminders of past errors or regrets.
Of mistakes that you've made
Reflecting on mistakes made during times of full awareness.
When you were wide awake
Contrasting the current tired state with past wakeful moments.
Lift your spirits up
Encouraging a positive outlook despite weariness, suggesting resilience.
Time is on your side
Implying that time can bring positive changes or relief.
Waiting idly by
Repeating the initial line, emphasizing the sense of waiting without progress.
I'm tired all the time
Reaffirming a persistent feeling of tiredness.
And everyday is like every other day
Continuing the theme of monotony and predictability in daily life.
And I have always been afraid
Expressing a long-standing fear or reluctance to explore new experiences.
To step inside the other side would be a big disgrace
Suggesting that venturing into the unknown is considered shameful or unsettling.
But I'm tired anyway, I'm tired every day
Reaffirming the constant experience of tiredness despite apprehensions.
Tired all the time
Repeating the central theme of perpetual fatigue.
Tired all the time
Further emphasizing the pervasive and enduring nature of tiredness.
Tired all the time
Concluding with a repetition of the prevailing exhaustion.
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