outside the lines
Embrace Change: Coloring Outside the Lines of Life with Noah McLeroy
Lyrics
We're all creatures of habit but some people change
We are all creatures of habit, but some individuals undergo change.
Some will stick to their patterns but some break their shapes
While some people adhere to their routines, others break free from their established patterns.
And I heard you don't want to lose your way
There's reluctance to deviate from the familiar path, fearing the loss of direction.
So you let yourself get used to the same old things
Choosing familiarity to avoid the discomfort of change, settling for the same old things.
It takes a little bit of faith
Having faith is necessary to perceive beyond the self-imposed limitations we live within.
To see past the boxes we've drawn ourselves living inside
Breaking free from the metaphorical boxes we create for ourselves requires faith.
It takes a little bit of faith, but I
Reiterating the importance of faith in challenging established boundaries.
Sometimes I wonder
Expressing curiosity or doubt about the conventional way of living.
If we could live like we used to color
Reflecting on the possibility of returning to a more vibrant and unrestrained way of life.
Outside the lines
Encouraging the idea of living outside societal norms and expectations.
So you're scared you might mess up and ruin the page
Fear of making mistakes hinders taking creative risks and stepping outside comfort zones.
You'd rather waste your potential than make a mistake
Choosing to waste potential rather than facing the possibility of failure.
But can't you see your mess is a means to grace
Recognizing that mistakes and messiness can lead to growth and grace.
Take it in and let it be 'cause perfection's overrated anyway
Embracing imperfection by acknowledging that perfection is overrated.
It takes a little bit of faith
Reiterating the importance of faith in transcending self-imposed limitations.
To see past the boxes we've drawn ourselves living inside
Continuing the theme of breaking free from self-imposed boundaries through faith.
It takes a little bit of faith, but I
Re-emphasizing the role of faith in overcoming limitations.
Sometimes I wonder
Expressing ongoing contemplation about unconventional living.
If we could live like we used to color
Revisiting the idea of returning to a more colorful and unrestrained lifestyle.
Sometimes I wonder
Reiterating the curiosity about living outside societal norms.
If we could live like we used to color
Repeating the desire to return to a more vibrant and unrestrained way of life.
If time is dust and the mind is an attic
Introducing the metaphorical concept of time as dust and the mind as an attic.
Imagination's misplaced in our heads
Suggesting that imagination is often overlooked or neglected in our minds.
And maybe we didn't lose all the magic
Speculating that not all magic and wonder is lost, hinting at the possibility of rediscovery.
If we can find it again
Expressing optimism about finding the lost magic again.
We can find it again
Reaffirming the belief that lost magic can be rediscovered.
If time is dust and the mind is an attic
Repeating the metaphor of time as dust and the mind as an attic.
Imagination's misplaced in our heads
Reiterating the idea that imagination is often misplaced in our minds.
And maybe we didn't lose all the magic
Reiterating the hope that not all magic has been lost.
If we can find it again
Reiterating the optimism about rediscovering lost magic.
We can find it again
Repeating the notion that lost magic can be found again.
We can find it again
Emphasizing the possibility of rediscovering lost magic.
It takes a little bit of faith
Reiterating the importance of faith in transcending self-imposed limitations.
To see past the boxes we've drawn ourselves living inside
Continuing the theme of breaking free from self-imposed boundaries through faith.
It takes a little bit of faith, but I
Re-emphasizing the role of faith in overcoming limitations.
Sometimes I wonder
Expressing ongoing contemplation about unconventional living.
If we could live like we used to color
Revisiting the idea of returning to a more colorful and unrestrained lifestyle.
Sometimes I wonder
Reiterating the curiosity about living outside societal norms.
If we could live like we used to color
Repeating the desire to return to a more vibrant and unrestrained way of life.
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