Detroit Mercy
Detroit Mercy: Unveiling Desires and Confronting Fears
Lyrics
Down
Initiating a descent or decline
On your knees
Assuming a submissive or pleading posture
Stop
Requesting cessation or intervention
Stop me please
Seeking prevention or restraint
You come
Approaching or arriving
Come as you go
Moving in a transient manner
Desperately
With great urgency or despair
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Referencing a place or concept, possibly symbolizing salvation
It's something to seize
Implying an opportunity or moment worth seizing
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Reiterating the significance of the aforementioned place or concept
Rust
Referring to decay or decline
Into the thorns
Entering a challenging or perilous situation
Where desires
Where passions and wants are prominently displayed
Proudly adorn
Symbolizing adornment with pride
From the cracks
Emerging from difficulties or problems
You don't look back
Continuing forward without dwelling on the past
If you were here
Implies someone absent or no longer present
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Reaffirming a sense of fear or anxiety
I got the fear
Experiencing trepidation in the mentioned place or concept
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Repeating the theme of fear in the context
Let yourself go
Encouraging letting go and facing fear
And be afraid
Expressing the coexistence of fear and freedom
Let yourself go
Reiterating the call to let go and confront fear
And be afraid
Emphasizing the emotional challenge involved
If you were here
Recalling the absence or departure of someone
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Reaffirming the fear in the specified location or concept
I got the fear
Persisting anxiety or apprehension
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Reiterating the fear associated with Detroit Mercy
It's too quiet here
Noting an excessively quiet environment
To be safe
Suggesting a lack of safety in the quietness
It's too quiet here
Repeating the idea of potential danger in silence
To be safe
Highlighting the risk or insecurity in quiet surroundings
Whenever you're near
Indicating unease or fear in proximity
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Reiterating fear in the context of Detroit Mercy
I got the fear
Persisting apprehension or dread
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Reaffirming the presence of fear in Detroit Mercy
Let yourself go
Encouraging the release of inhibitions and confronting fear
And be afraid
Reiterating the call to let go and face fear
Let yourself go
Emphasizing the importance of confronting fear
And be afraid
Repeating the message of letting go and embracing fear
Be afraid
Stressing the significance of being afraid in the context
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