Doomed from the Start
Embracing Fate: Unveiling the Journey Through 'Doomed from the Start'
Lyrics
There she goes, over the stile and into the wild in the morning
Describes a person moving into the unknown or uncertain territory early in the day.
Follows her nose, down the line, she’s feeling fine in the morning
She follows her instincts happily, feeling positive about the direction she's taking.
She doesn’t know, that one day it will end
She's unaware that her journey will eventually come to an end.
She’s waiting for the day to start again
She anticipates another day to begin.
Her little heart will only beat so far
Her capacity for endurance or love has limitations.
The days are numbered but that doesn’t mean that she’s doomed from the start
The days are finite, but this doesn't imply an inevitable failure or negative fate from the outset.
There she goes, I call her name, she’s back again in the morning
The person returns, responding to a call, perhaps from someone close, in the morning.
Where does she go, when she’s running free, away from me, in the morning
Questioning where she goes when she's away and feeling free.
She doesn’t know, that one day it will end
Similar to line 4, she's unaware of the eventual end to her journey.
She’s waiting for the day to start again
Hopeful anticipation for the start of another day.
Her little heart will only beat so far
Reiterates limitations in her emotional or physical endurance.
The days are numbered but that doesn’t mean that we’re doomed from the start
The acknowledgment of finite time, but insistence that it doesn't predestine failure.
She doesn’t know, that one day it will end
Repeated expression of her unawareness about the eventual end.
She’s waiting for the day to start again
Expectation or hope for the beginning of a new day.
Her little heart will only beat so far
Reaffirms her limited capacity for endurance or love.
The days are numbered but that doesn’t mean that we’re doomed from the start
Reiteration that though time is finite, it doesn't determine an inevitable failure from the beginning.
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