For Better or Worse

Ever-changing Love: Navigating Life's Blessings and Curses
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Lyrics

There was a time when we was open

Reflecting on a time when the relationship was more open and vulnerable.

Now it's all hardened like a stone

Describing the current state of the relationship as rigid and unyielding.

We used to sneak into the tavern

Recalling times of sneaking into places, possibly metaphorical for intimacy.

Sit back where no one else would know

Suggesting a desire for privacy and intimacy in the past.

It was cold in that December

Describing a specific cold December, possibly symbolizing a difficult period.

Worst I remember been since 09

Comparing the mentioned December to a challenging time in 2009.

Stayed in one room the whole damn weekend

Describing spending an entire weekend together in a single room.

But you never seemed to mind

Noting that despite the hardships, the partner didn't seem to mind.

So drop your weapons at the door

Encouraging the partner to let go of defenses or emotional barriers.

Nothing to fear from me

Assuring the partner that there is no need to be afraid.

Promise the sun will rise tomorrow

Promising a hopeful future, symbolized by the rising sun.

The moon won't crash into the sea

Ensuring stability and continuity in the relationship, symbolized by the moon not crashing into the sea.

But I keep on changing

Expressing a sense of personal transformation or evolution.

For better or for worse

Acknowledging ongoing changes in the self, whether positive or negative.

And compromise ain't appetizing

Stating that compromise in the relationship is both challenging and not particularly appealing.

It's a blessing and a curse

Highlighting that changes in the relationship are both a blessing and a curse.

Baby I'd beg and steal and borrow

Expressing a willingness to go to great lengths for the partner, including begging, stealing, and borrowing.

I'll walk a mile in your shoes

Willingness to empathize and experience the partner's challenges.

If I could learn from all your sorrows

Expressing a desire to learn and grow from the partner's hardships.

Maybe then we'd break on through

Suggesting that mutual understanding might lead to overcoming difficulties.

So drop your weapons at the door

Repeating the encouragement to let go of emotional defenses.

You've got nothing to fear from me

Reiterating that there is no need for the partner to fear.

Promise the sun will rise tomorrow

Reassuring the partner about a positive future, echoing earlier promises.

The moon won't crash into the sea

Reiterating the stability and continuity of the relationship.

But I keep on changing

Restating the theme of personal change or evolution.

For better or for worse

Emphasizing the ongoing nature of personal transformation.

And compromise ain't appetizing

Reiterating the difficulty and mixed feelings associated with compromise in the relationship.

It's a blessing and a curse

Summarizing that changes in the relationship are both a blessing and a curse.

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