Innocence
Lost Innocence: A Heartfelt Journey through Life's Unraveling
Lyrics
Whatever happened to your innocence
Reflecting on the loss of someone's innocence.
When was the day this world stopped making sense
Questioning when the world became confusing and senseless.
I've know you forever, I know who you are
Expressing familiarity with the person and understanding their true identity.
What ever happened to your, your innocence
Reiterating the inquiry about the disappearance of innocence.
Teary eyes, mascara cries
Describing emotional distress with teary eyes and mascara running.
Black tears on your pretty face
Visualizing the impact of pain with black tears on a beautiful face.
Broken hearts and brand new starts
Acknowledging broken hearts but suggesting a chance for a fresh start.
Put you back on very first base
Offering support and returning to a point of innocence or purity.
Whatever happened to your innocence
Repeating the question about the loss of innocence.
When was the day your world stopped making sense
Reiterating the confusion about the world no longer making sense.
I've known you forever, I know who you are
Emphasizing a long-standing connection and understanding of the person.
But what ever happened to your innocence
Repeating the concern for the disappearance of innocence.
Broken home, the girls alone
Describing a broken home and the loneliness of a girl.
She walks the streets till three am
Illustrating the girl wandering the streets late at night.
She's holding hands, with a random man
Noting the girl's involvement with random men and the consequences reflected in her eyes.
Her glazy eyes tell where she's been
Highlighting the revealing nature of the girl's glazed eyes.
Whatever happened to your innocence
Repeating the concern over the loss of innocence.
When was the day your world stopped making sense
Reiterating the confusion about the world's lack of meaning.
I've known you forever, I know who you are
Emphasizing the long-term connection and understanding of the person.
But what ever happened to your, your innocence
Repeating the question about the disappearance of innocence.
She cries at night, pillow tight
Describing the girl's emotional pain, crying at night while tightly holding a pillow.
Wondering why you can't hear her scream
Expressing the girl's frustration and questioning why her distress isn't noticed.
She thinks you don't care, cos your never there
Suggesting neglect and absence, leaving the child to face the world alone.
You left a child to face the world
Repeating the question about the loss of innocence.
Whatever happened to your innocence
Reiterating the confusion about the world's lack of meaning.
When was the day your world stopped making sense
Emphasizing the enduring connection and understanding of the person.
I've known you forever, I know who you are
Repeating the concern over the disappearance of innocence.
But what ever happened to your, your innocence
Closing by questioning the fate of innocence once again.
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