Lady in the Darkest Hour
Embracing Change: Lady in the Darkest Hour
Lyrics
It, it is alright
Expressing reassurance or comfort, stating that everything is okay.
It, it all gets better with time
Suggesting that with time, things will improve and become better.
I lost my friend
Acknowledging the loss of a friend.
Now I'm losing all the light
Describing a sense of losing brightness or positivity in life.
But then again
Despite the loss, recognizing the cyclical nature of life, where positivity can return.
It'll come back if it's right
Optimism that what was lost may return if it's meant to be.
Lady in the darkest hour
Referring to a woman who remains composed and graceful during challenging times.
Smile all sweet, like it isn't sour
Describing the woman's demeanor as sweet, despite the difficulties she faces.
I'd go back to last December
Expressing a desire to revisit a past time, possibly for the positive emotions associated with it.
To feel those things I can't remember
Reflecting on the inability to recall certain feelings or experiences from the past.
Wait for it, there's an end in sight
Encouraging patience, suggesting that there is an end or resolution in sight.
Soon comes the day
Anticipating a positive change with the arrival of a new day.
When the tunnel fills with light
Using a metaphorical tunnel filling with light to represent a hopeful future.
Things couldn't stay, but change has a certain bite
Acknowledging that change, while necessary, can be challenging or uncomfortable.
Then the outside peels away
Describing an unveiling or revelation that confirms the correctness of a decision or path.
Revealing it was right
Suggesting that the revealed truth was the right one.
Do you trust that time will be your friend?
Posing a question about trusting that time will be a positive force in one's life.
Do you trust that there will be good things
Extending the question to whether positive experiences will come in the end.
To meet you in the end?
Asking if the individual wonders if this is the entirety of their experience.
'Cause what I'd like to know, is this it?
Empty line, possibly indicating a pause for contemplation.
Lady in the darkest hour
Repeating the description of a woman facing challenges but maintaining a positive facade.
Smile all sweet, like it isn't sour
Reiterating the contrast between the woman's appearance and the challenges she endures.
I'd go back to last December
Expressing a desire to revisit a past time, possibly for the positive emotions associated with it.
To feel those things I can't remember
Reflecting on the inability to recall certain feelings or experiences from the past.
Lady in the darkest hour
Repeating the description of a woman facing challenges but maintaining a positive facade.
Smile all sweet, like it isn't sour
Reiterating the contrast between the woman's appearance and the challenges she endures.
Nothing's wrong till you say it hurts you
Suggesting that problems may not be apparent until they are acknowledged or spoken about.
Let it go till its passed right through you
Advising to let go of pain or negativity until it passes through and is no longer impactful.
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