Lyrics
Why do you smile if you want to cry?
Questioning the contradiction of smiling while feeling the urge to cry.
It doesn't really matter your chest sounds
Indicating that the condition of one's chest (emotional state) is significant.
So loud I can feel it crying
Observing the intensity of emotional pain, feeling it on a visceral level.
Mine has also been crying
Sharing a personal experience of emotional distress.
For a long time, it becomes easier to fix someone else
Highlighting the comparative ease of helping others compared to oneself.
Than yourself
Acknowledging the difficulty in self-healing compared to assisting others.
When I have time, I waste it.
Admitting to wasting time when available.
If I don't have time, I need it
Expressing a need for time when it is scarce.
Why do you smile if you want to cry?
Reiterating the question about the incongruity of smiling while desiring to cry.
It doesn't really matter your chest sounds
Stressing the insignificance of external appearances compared to internal turmoil.
So loud I can feel it crying
Noticing the audible expression of emotional pain in another person.
Mine has also been crying
Sharing the commonality of personal emotional struggles.
For a long time, it easier to fix someone else
Rephrasing the idea that helping others seems easier than self-fixing.
Than yourself
Reiterating the difficulty of self-repair compared to assisting others.
When I have time, I waste it
Admitting to wasting available time again.
If I don't have time, I need it
Expressing the necessity of time when it is lacking.
Why do you smile if you want to cry?
Repeating the question about the contradiction in facial expressions and inner feelings.
It doesn't really matter your chest sounds
Emphasizing the inconsequence of external signs compared to internal emotional struggles.
So loud I can feel it crying
Acknowledging the palpable expression of emotional pain in oneself.
Mine has also been crying
Sharing a personal experience of ongoing emotional distress.
For a long time, it becomes easier to fix someone else
Reiterating the comparative ease of fixing others rather than oneself.
Than yourself
Emphasizing the persistent difficulty in self-repair.
Than yourself
Highlighting the continued challenge of self-healing compared to aiding others.
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