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Breaking Free: Little Yarn's Journey from Stones to Serenity
Lyrics
Yuh, Little Yarn
Introduction: Little Yarn introducing themselves.
Little Yarn is here
Reiteration of the artist's presence.
Glaring at a June sunset
Observation of a June sunset with intense focus.
Thinking about smoking a pack
Contemplating smoking a pack of cigarettes.
But I don't want to do that
Expressing a reluctance to engage in smoking.
Left alone with my thoughts
Feeling isolated with one's thoughts.
I start to backtrack
Reflecting on past decisions or actions.
Thinking about how to stay sober
Considering strategies for maintaining sobriety.
I don't want to be a stoner
Rejecting the desire to be a regular marijuana user.
Back hurting from the stones I hold on my shoulders
Physical pain from emotional burdens.
I want to get rid of this dead weight
Desire to free oneself from burdensome situations.
I'm being dead straight
Asserting honesty and directness in communication.
Bad home life I'm missing from my father
Addressing difficulties stemming from an absent father.
But as I smoke my mother's missing her daughter
Acknowledging the impact of one's choices on family.
I want to drift away to no return
Wishing to escape from challenges without return.
Let my soul go back to Mother Earth
Expressing a desire for a spiritual return to nature.
A disappoint to my family is all I can be
Feeling like a disappointment to the family.
Trying to get back on my feet
Struggling to regain stability after setbacks.
But only time I stand is on my dreams
Emphasizing the importance of dreams for personal completeness.
Without them I'm incomplete
Feeling incomplete without pursuing dreams.
Thinking about how to stay sober
Reiteration of the struggle to stay sober.
I don't want to be a stoner
Rejecting the stoner lifestyle.
Back hurting from the stones I hold on my shouldеrs
Experiencing physical pain from emotional burdens.
I want to get rid of this dead weight
Desiring to eliminate emotional baggage.
I'm bеing dead straight
Asserting honesty and directness in communication.
I'm so over the fact that I'm stoner
Expressing frustration with being labeled as a stoner.
I don't need my world slower I just want to be sober
Desiring clarity and sobriety instead of a slower-paced life.
I'm so tired of smoking
Expressing fatigue from the act of smoking.
The damage that it causes
Acknowledging the harm caused by smoking.
It is really revoking
Describing smoking as detrimental and revoking.
Don't need no cigarettes
Rejecting the need for cigarettes.
Just need my family
Expressing the need for family support.
Thinking about how to stay sober
Reiteration of the struggle to stay sober.
I don't want to be a stoner
Rejecting the desire to be a regular marijuana user.
Back hurting from the stones I hold on my shoulders
Experiencing physical pain from emotional burdens.
I want to get rid of this dead weight
Desiring to eliminate emotional baggage.
I'm being dead straight
Asserting honesty and directness in communication.
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