Fragments
Embracing Shadows: Unraveling the Depths of Loss Becomes' 'Fragments'
Lyrics
What's the one thing that matters most
Questioning the most significant thing in life
Find a conflict and become your-own-ghost
Suggests finding inner conflict and embracing it
Disappear like oxygen
Vanishing or fading away like oxygen
As the fire burns And consumes
Metaphorically relating fire to consuming one's essence
The very best part of you
The destruction of the best part of oneself due to the fire
Don't you worry
Assurance that experiencing some pain is acceptable
A little pain is fine
Encouraging acceptance of a little pain
Don't you fret
Advising not to worry excessively
One day we will know what happened
Hope or anticipation of understanding a past event
Ghosts from your past are now
The haunting effect of past experiences
Your
Indicates possession or ownership of worries
Biggest worry
Identifying the magnitude of worry as the greatest
God
Reference to fear of a higher power
Fearing man (God fearing man)
A person who fears a higher power
Heavy head
Pressure or weight on the head
Neck
Connection to the neck, possibly relating to stress
Broken from your own crown
Metaphorically broken due to self-imposed pressure
Don't you worry
Repetition emphasizing acceptance of pain and worry
A little pain is fine
-Don't you worry
-A little pain is fine
-Don't you worry
-A little pain is fine
-Don't you worry
-A little pain is fine
-Ghosts from your past
Reiteration of past experiences causing worry
Are now your biggest worry
-Ghosts from your past
Highlighting past experiences as the biggest adversary
Are now Your biggest
-Enemy
-Wounds for the whole world to see (To see)
Refers to visible emotional wounds
I left a
Leaving a significant part behind, possibly in reference to emotional pain
Bigger
-Part of me there
-Begin to watch it fade
Observing the gradual disappearance of something important
Deeper into
Descending further into emptiness or despair
The void we go
-I can't fix
Recognition of inability to fix, but offering support
This
-But I can help you Pick up
-your broken pieces
-Don't you worry
Repeated assurance about accepting pain
A little pain is fine
-Don't you fret
Advising against excessive worry or distress
One day
Hopeful anticipation of eventual understanding of events
We will know what happened
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