Day by Day
Embracing the Journey: Unveiling the Layers of 'Day by Day'
Lyrics
I know you can hear me
I am aware that you can hear me
You don't want it this way
You are reluctant or unwilling for things to be this way
But dark is the middle
There is a sense of darkness or difficulty in the middle of the situation
And the walls are still wet clay
The surroundings are still in a formative state, akin to wet clay on walls
You slay an old nightmare
You successfully overcome an old fear or nightmare
A mirrored display
There is a reflection or representation of yourself
Beneath all the wreckage
Underneath all the damage or chaos, there is a core that desires persistence
Is a form that wants to stay
Amidst the wreckage, there exists a form that wants to endure
I know you can hear me
Reiteration of the awareness that you can hear
You don't want it this way
Reiteration of reluctance or dissatisfaction with the current state
But dark is the middle
Reiteration of the presence of darkness or difficulty in the middle
And the walls are still wet clay
Reiteration of the surroundings being in a formative or uncertain state
Inch by inch, day by day
Gradual progress over time, emphasizing a step-by-step approach
We'll make this a better place
Expressing the intention to transform the current situation into a better one
Not too loose, not too tight
Describing the desired state as balanced, not too loose or too tight
Like lovers do
Comparing the transformation process to the dynamics of a romantic relationship
We'll be alright
Assurance that everything will be okay
Inch by inch, day by day
Reiteration of the gradual progress and transformation
We'll make this a better place
Reiteration of the intention to make things better over time
Not too loose, not too tight
Reiteration of the desire for a balanced and harmonious state
Like lovers do
Reiteration of the comparison to the dynamics of a romantic relationship
We'll be alright
Reassurance that everything will be okay in the end
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