Green
Embracing Nature's Hues: Exploring the Depths of Michelle Malone's 'Green'
Lyrics
I feel green, as green as the leaves of last summer
Feeling a sense of freshness and vitality, symbolized by the color green, reminiscent of the leaves from the previous summer.
I feel blue, as blue as a bird on fire
Experiencing a deep sadness or melancholy, represented by the color blue, akin to a bird engulfed in flames.
and I've got to let it happen now
Acceptance and acknowledgment that a transformative process needs to unfold.
I feel stupid like anything I got to say's not worth it
Feeling a lack of intelligence or worthiness, questioning the value of one's words.
I feel lonely and mute, but I'm not blind and I'm not perfect
Sensing isolation and silence, yet recognizing imperfections and maintaining self-awareness.
and I've got to let it happen
Reiterating the need to allow the unfolding process to occur.
I've got to let it happen
Emphasizing the necessity of letting go and embracing change.
I've got to let it happen now
Reaffirming the urgency to let the transformative process happen in the present moment.
Let it out
Expressing the need to release emotions or thoughts.
Let it out
Encouraging the act of letting emotions or thoughts out.
Get it out
Urging the expulsion or expression of inner feelings or thoughts.
but I feel naked and it's feeling kind of good like I've found freedom
Feeling exposed or vulnerable, yet finding a positive aspect in the sense of liberation or newfound freedom.
and I feel green, as green as the leaves of my heaven
Reiterating the feeling of vitality and freshness, akin to the green leaves in one's personal paradise.
Come on and let it happen
Encouraging and inviting the occurrence of the transformative process.
Come on and let it happen
Reiterating the invitation for the transformative process to take place.
Come on and let it happen now
Emphasizing the immediacy of allowing the transformation to happen.
Let it out
Stressing the importance of releasing pent-up emotions or thoughts.
Let it out
Encouraging the act of expressing and letting go.
come out
Repeating the call to emerge or be expressed.
come out
Reiterating the call for emergence or expression.
and show yourself to me
Inviting openness and a genuine revelation of oneself to the speaker.
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