Golden Hour
Unveiling Emotions: Molly O'Malley's Golden Hour Meaning
Lyrics
I'm like a 24 hour a day
I am constantly available, like a 24-hour convenience store.
Seven day a week
My availability is continuous, seven days a week.
Convenience store for your mind
I serve as a mental convenience store, offering various thoughts and ideas.
Who never learned to
I lack the ability to express myself effectively.
Speak my own collage of words
My communication is a mix of various words and ideas, forming a collage.
Just call me your one stop shop for the
Consider me a comprehensive source for emotions and the words you need to hear.
Emotions and all the words you need to hear
I am your one-stop shop for emotional support and comforting words.
Cause you know i
Because I tend to overanalyze situations.
Psych myself out
Describing a state of self-doubt or lack of confidence.
Call me unendowed
Feeling inadequately endowed or lacking in certain aspects.
Know i'm better than that
Despite these feelings, I recognize my true worth.
But i feel so
Experiencing a sense of devaluation, despite knowing my value.
Cheap and easy
Feeling undervalued and easily attainable.
I've never felt more
Expressing a moment of extreme undervaluation.
Cheap and easy
Reiterating the feeling of being undervalued and easily accessible.
I'm not trying to point any fingers
Clarifying that there is no intention to blame or accuse.
I just need you to know
Emphasizing the need for the listener to understand a lingering impact.
That the poison you left?
Referring to the lasting negative effects of emotional toxicity.
It lingers
These effects persist or remain present.
Just call me your one stop shop for
Reiterating the role as a source for emotional support and words.
The lies you hide behind your pillow at night
Highlighting the lies that are hidden, particularly during moments of vulnerability.
Why am I still giving these thoughts the time of day?
Questioning the persistence of negative thoughts despite knowing better.
I thought, I know, I am, I'm better than that but I still
Acknowledging the struggle of overcoming self-destructive thoughts.
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