Late Bloomers
Embracing Change: Liberation from Conformity
Lyrics
Prepare your soul!
Prepare yourself spiritually or mentally for what's to come.
How did it feel to fail?
Reflecting on the experience of failure and questioning the emotions associated with it.
How did it feel to feel?
Contemplating the sensation of feeling, possibly in contrast to numbness or detachment.
All of those times, we tried our very hardest,
Recalling numerous attempts where maximum effort was exerted.
And our best was never good enough for them.
Expressing frustration that despite giving their best, it was not appreciated by others.
Well, those days have come to and end, my friends.
Announcing the end of being subservient to external expectations or judgment.
We no longer answer to anyone and this new life is ours to live.
Claiming autonomy over life and asserting the freedom to live it as they see fit.
The end.
Declaring a definitive conclusion or endpoint.
This is the end of the way we used to live.
Signifying a transformation from the old way of living.
The end.
Reiterating the finality of a significant shift or change.
The end.
Emphasizing the irreversible nature of the ending.
This is the death of the days that we were better off dead.
Referring to the demise of a period that was mentally or emotionally challenging.
No more second guessing.
Rejecting the practice of doubting decisions or actions.
No more fucking patience.
Expressing a refusal to tolerate delays or enduring difficulties patiently.
No more self-doubt.
Rejecting self-doubt and embracing confidence in one's abilities.
No more inhibitions.
Expressing a desire to overcome any personal restrictions or limitations.
Adapt.
Encouraging an attitude of adaptation to challenges.
Outlast.
Advocating endurance and persistence in the face of adversity.
Adapt.
Repeating the call for adaptability, reinforcing its importance.
Outlast.
Reiterating the need to outlast challenges and difficulties.
At last.
Expressing a sense of achievement or conclusion after a prolonged struggle.
The end.
Reiterating the finality of the proclaimed end.
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