Believe
Unveiling Hidden Realities: Marc Indigo's Soulful Quest in 'Believe'
Lyrics
Do I even know you yet or are you just a silhouette
Uncertainty about the depth of knowledge or connection with someone, questioning if they are truly understood or just a vague figure.
I'm going crazy 'cause I know some things that glitter aren't gold
Expressing a sense of distress due to the realization that attractive appearances can be deceiving.
And I don't know how to connect the scattered pieces in my head
Feeling confused and unable to make sense of various thoughts or emotions, struggling to piece things together mentally.
I'm going crazy 'cause I know I'm digging us a deeper hole
Feeling troubled because of the awareness of contributing to a worsening situation or relationship.
Can't accept reality so we make these fantasies
Escaping from reality by creating and indulging in fantasies as a coping mechanism.
Wanna run away with me to somewhere that we shouldn't be
Proposing a desire to escape to an unconventional or forbidden place with someone.
I wanna make myself believe in all the things I've never seen
Expressing a wish to believe in things that have not been personally experienced, embracing the unknown.
So if I'm sleeping let me dream oh if I'm sleeping let me
Seeking solace in dreams as an alternative reality when asleep.
What do you believe in?
Repetition of the question, asking about the listener's beliefs, possibly reflecting on the importance of personal convictions.
What do you believe in?
-What do you believe in?
-What do you believe in?
-Do you even know me yet or am I just
Questioning if the speaker is truly known or merely a fleeting diversion for the listener.
another quick distraction from yourself
Suggesting the speaker might be a temporary distraction from the listener's own issues.
And do you really want this?
Posing a question about the listener's true desire for the relationship or situation.
Can you keep a promise?
Questioning the listener's ability to keep promises despite past pain.
Despite all the pain you've felt?
Exploring the possibility of commitment despite previous hardships.
What do you believe in?
Repeated questioning of beliefs, emphasizing the importance of understanding personal convictions.
What do you believe in?
-What do you believe in?
-What do you believe in?
-What do you believe in?
Final repetition of the question, possibly seeking clarity or reinforcing the theme of belief.
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