Last Of Us
Breaking Cycles: A Journey Through Guilt and Liberation
Lyrics
You'll build up your walls
Building emotional barriers or defenses
In guilty withdrawal
Withdrawing in guilt or shame
I'll retreat, a prisoner living in my head
Retreating internally, feeling imprisoned in one's thoughts
No purpose in devotion
Questioning the value of dedication or commitment
Entertain why you'd burn our past
Reflecting on the destructive aspects of recalling the past
Lamenting the minutes
Expressing sorrow or regret over wasted moments
Was it a thrill to lie?
Wondering if lying provided excitement or satisfaction
Who'd you want to pay for these crimes?
Asking who should bear responsibility for wrongdoing
Few people
Suggesting a limited number of individuals involved
Can envision their escape from these cycles
Highlighting the difficulty in envisioning an escape from negative patterns
This truce of yours will lead us blindly as we lapse in to the crash
Warning about blindly following a temporary agreement, leading to a crash
I doubt it's now you'll show restraint. Is this really worth saving?
Doubting the likelihood of displaying restraint and questioning the worth of saving the situation
Now I know
Expressing newfound understanding or awareness
In my head I'm free to let this go
Finding mental freedom and a willingness to let go
It's something
Acknowledging the existence of something significant
To think what could have been, for that I am alone
Reflecting on being alone, contemplating what could have been
Unaware
Unawareness of potential obstacles that could have been overcome
Of all that could have come between that we could've moved beyond
Regret over missed opportunities to move beyond challenges
Is it a thrill to fight?
Questioning the excitement or satisfaction derived from conflict
Does it make you feel alive?
Exploring the emotional intensity of fighting as a means of feeling alive
To keep me doubting myself?
Reflecting on the impact of external influences causing self-doubt
All in disregard
Acting with disregard or indifference
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