Aphasia
Aphasia Unveiled: Exploring Hidden Pains Through Melodic Reflection
Lyrics
What look would speak
Expressing the desire to understand non-verbal communication or the unspoken language of emotions.
What darkened eyes would rightly weep
Describing the sadness reflected in someone's eyes and the appropriate emotional response to such sorrow.
What flowers breath and cursive ink
Metaphorical reference to the beauty and delicacy of life, likening it to the artistry of flowers and cursive writing.
Could spell this refrain and call out by name
Suggesting the power of expression through art and language in conveying a heartfelt message.
The terrible black and blue my heart became
Depicting intense emotional pain or heartbreak, symbolized by the colors black and blue.
When did it start
Pondering the origin or beginning of a challenging situation or emotional turmoil.
These paper walls that keep apart
Referring to barriers or emotional distance represented by metaphorical paper walls.
Our oxygen and beating hearts
Highlighting the separation between individuals, affecting their ability to breathe and connect emotionally.
Perc for the pain
Suggesting the use of painkillers (Percocet) to cope with emotional pain.
Roof for the rain
Metaphorically addressing the need for shelter and protection from life's hardships.
Flame for the dark or liquor for the shame
Exploring various coping mechanisms such as self-destruction (flame for the dark) or numbing with substances (liquor).
Is it in our blood to clench the jaw and hide the cut
Questioning if it is inherent in human nature to conceal emotional distress and wounds.
To cull the dust and lift the rug
Reflecting on the tendency to ignore or hide unpleasant truths in life.
To pretty the face
Discussing societal pressure to present an attractive facade, focusing on physical appearance.
Ribbon and lace
Referencing the use of decorative elements like ribbons and lace to mask inner struggles.
Cover the bones hidden in our closet space
Symbolizing the concealment of difficult truths or personal skeletons in one's metaphorical closet.
And I should've seen the signs but that's on me
Expressing regret for not recognizing warning signs of emotional distress in someone.
I assumed that you were fine probably
Acknowledging the assumption that others are okay without delving deeper into their emotional state.
We've all regrets I know, and I guess that's mine to own
Accepting personal responsibility for regrets and acknowledging the universality of human mistakes.
I'm working on being there
Expressing a commitment to be more present and supportive in difficult times.
With more than a broken stare
Describing the effort to go beyond superficial expressions of concern and offer genuine support.
And desperate, silent prayer
Illustrating the earnest desire for positive outcomes through silent prayers and heartfelt intentions.
I'll drop by the neighborhood
Announcing the intention to visit the person's familiar surroundings.
Call you with bad or good
Committing to maintain contact and be present for both good and bad times.
Just like a brother, brother should
Affirming the commitment to a supportive and brotherly relationship, emphasizing mutual care and responsibility.
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