It Will Pass
Embrace the Storm: Finding Solace in 'It Will Pass' by Kelly McMichael
Lyrics
Take a breath, it will pass
Encourages taking a moment to breathe and assures that the current situation will pass.
Call a friend, it will pass
Suggests reaching out to a friend for support during challenging times, emphasizing the transient nature of difficulties.
Wait it out, it will pass
Advises patience, implying that waiting will bring resolution to the issues at hand.
Draw a bath
Proposes drawing a bath as a potential calming and self-care activity in times of distress.
And when it does, you’ll forget
Expresses the idea that after a difficult period, one may eventually forget the pain experienced.
All your pain, so far back
Suggests that the emotional pain will recede into the past, allowing for healing and moving forward.
You can simply
Leaves an open-ended statement, possibly implying that life can be simpler after overcoming challenges.
Carry on, it will pass
Reiterates the message of endurance, emphasizing that tough times will eventually pass.
Shake it off, it will pass
Encourages resilience by advising to shake off negative emotions and experiences, reinforcing the temporary nature of difficulties.
Go outside, it will pass
Proposes going outdoors as a means of distraction or refreshment during challenging moments.
Go to bed
Suggests going to bed, perhaps indicating that rest and sleep can bring a new perspective or relief.
So if you’re down, just wait for up
Encourages those feeling down to wait for better times, emphasizing the cyclical nature of ups and downs in life.
Cuz life it full of murder and chaos
Acknowledges the inherent challenges and chaos in life, reflecting on its unpredictable and sometimes tumultuous nature.
Life is strange (it’s so strange)
Describes life as strange, possibly pointing to its unpredictable and inexplicable aspects.
Who is sane?
Raises the question of sanity in the context of life's complexities, prompting contemplation on the nature of normalcy.
Love is lost (lost), love is gained
Contrasts the loss and gain in love, acknowledging the fluctuating and bittersweet nature of romantic relationships.
Believe me, I’ll try to believe myself
Expresses a commitment to trying to believe in oneself, indicating a struggle with self-confidence or self-belief.
Say the words, say the words it helps
Suggests that speaking or expressing one's feelings can be a therapeutic and helpful practice during challenging times.
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