So Strong
Navigating Regret: A Journey Through Self-Reflection
Lyrics
It started as a minor altercation
Describing the start of a minor conflict or disagreement
The fire didn't need much acceleration
Indicating that the conflict didn't need much to escalate
I got no sympathy down the station
Expressing a lack of sympathy or understanding from others
Over thinking, over drinking, on the brink of breaking down
Highlighting a state of mental and emotional distress, possibly due to overthinking and excessive drinking
What's wrong about what I've been doing?
Raising a question about the speaker's actions and whether they are wrong
'Cause I don't know what I've been doing wrong
Expressing confusion about one's own mistakes and wrongdoings
And when was it that I became foolish?
Reflecting on a point in time when the speaker started acting foolishly
'Cause I don't know what a fool I've become
Acknowledging unawareness of the extent of one's foolishness
I know I've done things so stupid
Admitting to past stupid actions
And this is the stupidest thing I've done
Referring to the current situation as the stupidest thing done
I've never had stronger feelings
Claiming to have never felt stronger emotions before
And now I don't feel that strong
Contrasting the previous line by stating a current lack of strength in feelings
I'm back where I belong
Expressing a return to a familiar place or state of being
I'm back where I belong
-I never took the time to try and understand you
Admitting to a lack of effort in understanding someone else
And if I didn't tell you, then I wanted to thank you
Expressing gratitude for something left unspoken
Oblivious, I put you under so much pressure
Realizing that the speaker has put the other person under pressure without awareness
It's amazing, cause the same things happen over and over again
Noting the repetition of similar negative events
What's wrong about what I've been doing?
Repeating the question about the speaker's actions
'Cause I don't know what I've been doing wrong
Reiterating confusion about personal wrongdoings
And when was it that I became foolish?
Reflecting on a past point of becoming foolish
'Cause I don't know what a fool I've become
Expressing ignorance about the extent of foolishness
I know I've done things so stupid
Acknowledging past stupid actions again
And this is the stupidest thing I've done
Highlighting the current situation as the ultimate stupidity
I've never had stronger feelings
Repeating the claim of strong past feelings
And now I don't feel that strong
Contrasting the previous line by stating a current lack of strength in feelings again
I'm back where I belong
Reiterating a return to a familiar place or state of being
I'm back where I belong
-I'm back where I belong
Emphasizing the speaker's return to where they belong
I'm back where I belong
-I'm back where I belong
Finalizing the theme of returning to a familiar place or state
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