I Was Cryin'
Self-Discovery Amidst Tears: Unveiling Inner Strength
Lyrics
Been times when I was cryin'
Expressing moments of emotional distress or vulnerability
So full of self-hate
Feeling overwhelmed with a strong dislike or resentment towards oneself
Where was my self-love?
Questioning the absence of self-love in a difficult situation
It slipped away
Noticing the loss of self-love, suggesting a sense of regret or realization
Then I find it's underneath my head
Discovering a source of comfort or solace beneath one's thoughts
In my heart not in the bed
Highlighting that the solace is found within oneself, not necessarily in a physical space like a bed
It comes from me
Emphasizing that the strength to overcome comes from within
Been times where I felt so dead
Describing moments of feeling emotionally numb or lifeless
Staring off in space
Being in a state of introspection, disconnected from the surroundings
Where had I gone?
Questioning one's own disappearance or loss of identity
Where was my face?
Wondering about the absence of one's own recognizable identity or expression
And it makes me think
Reflecting on the situation, possibly with an attempt to find meaning
Then I find it's underneath my head
Reiterating the discovery of comfort within one's thoughts
In my heart not in the street
Contrasting the source of solace with external places like the street
Not in their eyes, not in their face
Stating that self-love is not found in others' eyes or facial expressions
Not in their words, not in their minds
Expanding on the idea that self-love is not influenced by others' words or thoughts
It comes from me
Reaffirming that the strength to overcome comes from within oneself
It comes from me
Emphasizing the internal origin of strength with repetition
It comes from me
Repeating the assertion that the source of strength is internal
It comes from
Leaving the line open-ended, perhaps suggesting a continuation or a personal interpretation
Been times when I was cryin'
Returning to the theme of crying, indicating a recurring emotional struggle
Then they slipped away
Noting the transient nature of emotional states, where moments of distress may pass away
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