Send a Sign
Yearning for Redemption: Decode the Emotional Journey in Maria Saraiva's 'Send a Sign'
Lyrics
I'm going crazy, no other way to say it
I feel overwhelmed and confused, and there's no other way to express it.
Outside your door, in the rain
I am standing outside your door, possibly in a difficult situation represented by the rain.
And all my friends tried to warn me
Despite warnings from my friends, I cannot resist or fight against something any longer.
But I can't fight it anymore
I've reached a point where resisting or fighting is no longer possible.
I've been tryna fill the blanks, get back on my feet
I've been trying to fill in the missing pieces and recover from difficulties.
Plan my days in advance, trying at least
I plan my days ahead, attempting to regain control or stability.
But it doesn't cross your mind
You seem unaware of how much you occupy my thoughts.
How much you've gone through mine
Expressing the depth of thoughts and emotions invested in thinking about you.
I'm either minutes away from saving the day
I am on the verge of either bringing positive change or causing further problems.
Or a second from ruining it all again
There's a constant struggle between making things better and potentially making them worse.
I've never done this before, I'm at your door
I find myself in a new and unfamiliar situation, standing at your door.
So send me a sign
Requesting a sign or indication from you, possibly for guidance or clarity.
I mean, who am I to say that it's not just a bump in the road
Reflecting on the possibility that the current situation might just be a temporary obstacle.
Maybe we should talk it out, see where it goes
Suggesting a need for open communication to understand and navigate through the challenges.
But we both know inside
Acknowledging that despite efforts, I might still be a burden or hindrance.
I'd still be wasting your time
Recognizing the potential wastage of your time due to my actions or presence.
Cause I'm minutes away from saving the day
The struggle between being a savior and a source of trouble continues.
Or a second from ruining it all again
The fear of repeating past mistakes or causing harm is prevalent.
I was so sure before, but not anymore
Previously confident, but now uncertain about the situation.
So send me a sign
Reiterating the plea for a sign or guidance in the current uncertainty.
If I'm minutes away from saving the day
Expressing the urgency of the situation and the need for a positive intervention.
I've never done this before, I'm at your door
Repeating the admission of being in an unfamiliar situation at your doorstep.
So send me a sign
Reiterating the request for a sign or signal for direction.
And I'm minutes away from saving the day
The tension between positive and negative outcomes remains.
Or a second from ruining it all again
Underscoring the delicate balance between making things right and causing further issues.
For what it's worth, I'm at your door
Despite uncertainties, I am physically present at your door.
So send me a sign
The plea for a sign or indication is repeated, emphasizing the need for clarity.
Send me a sign
The repetition of the request for a sign, possibly highlighting desperation or urgency.
Send me a sign
Continuing the plea for guidance or assurance through a symbolic sign.
Send me a sign
Repeating the request for a sign, reinforcing the importance of communication.
Send me a sign
A final plea for a sign, underlining the significance of receiving a clear indication.
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