What If
Navigating Uncertainty: Reflecting on Life's Choices in 'What If' by Other Six Days
Lyrics
What if He said your you're alone
Contemplating the possibility of feeling isolated or abandoned
What if He said you're not coming home
Considering the idea of not returning home
What if He said I'm not coming back
Imagining a scenario where the speaker is not coming back
And this is the end, you're forsaken amen
Speculating on an ending with a sense of forsakenness and finality
What if He said the worlds okay
Questioning the state of the world and its well-being
What if He said that sins the way
Considering the notion that sin might be the prevailing path
What if He said you're on your own
Exploring the idea of being on one's own
It's the widest road and your here for the display
Describing a wide road and suggesting a public display of the speaker's presence
Why can't we, follow the greatest king
Questioning why people can't follow the greatest king (possibly referring to a divine figure)
The world has seen, He's just so keen, on me
Highlighting the greatness of the mentioned king's interest in the speaker
We're going down the road, we've reached our peak
Acknowledging progress down a certain road and reaching a pinnacle
This worlds so weak
Expressing dissatisfaction with the weakness of the world
Why can't we see differently?
Questioning the inability to perceive things differently
We do what's wrong but He stays strong
Noting the speaker's inclination towards wrongdoing while acknowledging divine strength
We keep looking past our ways
Observing a tendency to overlook one's own actions
No wonder we're scared of the uncertainty
Linking fear to uncertainty and acknowledging it as a reason for apprehension
What if He said the lines been drawn
Pondering the existence of a definitive boundary or rule
What if He said you're too far gone
Considering the possibility of being too far gone or unreachable
What if He said you have to be perfect
Imagining a requirement for perfection and feeling unworthy
But you're not worth it
Suggesting seeking help from someone else due to perceived unworthiness
Ask someone else for help
Reiterating the question of why people can't follow the greatest king
Why can't we, follow the greatest king
Emphasizing the greatness and keen interest of the mentioned king
The world has seen, He's just so keen, on me
Revisiting the progress down a road and reaching a peak
We're going down the road, we've reached our peak
Reaffirming dissatisfaction with the weakness of the world
This worlds so weak
Repeating the question about perceiving things differently
Why can't we see differently?
Reiterating the tendency to do wrong despite divine strength
We do what's wrong but He stays strong
Highlighting the recurring pattern of overlooking one's actions
We keep looking past our ways
Reconnecting fear with uncertainty as a source of apprehension
No wonder we're scared of the uncertainty
Reiterating the question of perceiving things differently
Why can't we see differently?
Reiterating the tendency to do wrong despite divine strength
We do what's wrong but He stays strong
Repeating the pattern of overlooking one's actions
We keep looking past our ways
Reconnecting fear with uncertainty as a source of apprehension
No wonder we're scared of the uncertainty
Reiterating the question of perceiving things differently
Why can't we see differently?
Reiterating the tendency to do wrong despite divine strength
We do what's wrong but He stays strong
Repeating the pattern of overlooking one's actions
We keep looking past our ways
Reconnecting fear with uncertainty as a source of apprehension
No wonder we're scared of the uncertainty
Reiterating the question of perceiving things differently
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