Good In Me
Rising from Struggle: Unveiling the Inner Battle in 'Good In Me'
Lyrics
Many questions I've got but no body wants to take the
Expressing frustration at unanswered questions and lack of attention from others.
Time, to answer or to hear me out
Desire for time and attention to share thoughts and feelings.
Control they try to take from me
Referring to attempts by others to control the speaker.
I cannot help the way I feel
Acknowledging an inability to control personal emotions.
My heart beat beats so quickly
Describing a fast heartbeat, possibly indicating anxiety or excitement.
Like it's running away, running away and you
Feeling like emotions are escaping, and someone else is involved.
Knock me down
Invoking a metaphorical challenge, urging to face difficulties and take risks.
Take a shot
-Place your bets
-Give it all you got
-Make your move
-While you can
-Got one chance
-Do you need a hand?
-'Cause I've got no trouble believing
Expressing confidence in overcoming challenges.
That one day I'll fall
Anticipating setbacks but determined to bounce back.
But I will get up again
-Is this the way to redeeming
Questioning if redemption lies in facing challenges and finding goodness within.
The good in me?
Pondering the search for goodness within oneself.
The good in me
-It's the have and the have nots
Reflecting on societal disparities and contemplating taking responsibility for them.
Is it in me to take all the
-Blame and sorrow, to turn the system inside out
-Control they try to take from me
Reiteration of emotional struggle and feeling pursued.
I cannot help the way I feel
-My heart beat beats so quickly
-Like it's running away, running away and you
-Knock me down
Repeating the challenge metaphor, emphasizing the need for support.
Take a shot
-Place your bets
-Give it all you got
-Make your move
-While you can
-Got one chance
-Do you need a hand?
-'Cause I've got no trouble believing
Expressing confidence despite potential setbacks.
That one day I'll fall
Expecting challenges but determined to recover.
But I will get up again
-Is this the way to redeeming
Questioning if the path to redemption involves finding goodness within.
The good in me?
Repeating the contemplation of inner goodness.
The good in me
-Everyday I wrestle with denial
Struggling with denial on a daily basis.
Tell myself I've got to fight the battle for survival
Recognizing the need to fight for survival.
So evil haffi die and I'm a haffi be the killa
Expressing a determination to eliminate evil forces.
Everyday I wrestle with denial
Continuing the struggle with denial and considering initiating a revival.
Could I be the one to start the battle for revival?
-So evil haffi die and I'm a haffi be the killa
-Knock me down
Repetition of the challenge metaphor, emphasizing the urgency of action.
Take a shot
-Place your bets
-Give it all you got
-Make your move
-While you can
-Got one chance
-Do you need a hand?
-'Cause I've got no trouble believing
Confident attitude despite acknowledging potential future challenges.
That one day I'll fall
Expressing determination to rise again after a fall.
But I will get up again
-Is this the way to redeeming
Reflecting on the possibility of redemption through personal growth.
The good in me?
Repeating the exploration of inner goodness and redemption.
The good in me
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