Small Figures in a Vast Expanse
Navigating Life's Unseen Turns: Small Figures in a Vast Expanse
Lyrics
Let's try a new change
Expressing a desire for change, suggesting a willingness to try something different.
Let's try a new change
-Let's try a new change
-Then we'll go on back to the old one
Anticipating a return to the familiar or old ways after attempting a change.
Like we've done so many times before
Reflecting on a pattern of returning to old habits or situations repeatedly.
And I'll buy a new brain
Metaphorically seeking a new perspective or mindset, possibly through a major shift in thinking.
I'll buy a new brain
Reiterating the desire for a significant change, using the metaphor of buying a new brain.
You'll administer new pain
Suggesting that the change may involve experiencing new challenges or difficulties.
Then we'll go on back to our old school
Expecting a return to familiar places or situations, like revisiting an old school.
That we left so many times before
Highlighting a repeated cycle of leaving and returning to a particular situation or environment.
And you'll ask for more and more
Implies a request for more, possibly indicating a pattern of seeking more from the familiar.
I've just begun a new phase
Announcing the beginning of a new phase or chapter in life.
I'm trying these days
Expressing an effort to change or improve in the present days.
I've watched you close
Observing someone closely, indicating a heightened awareness of another person's actions.
I'm versed in all your ways
Claiming familiarity with the ways or behaviors of the person being observed.
I'm just beginning to realize
Recognizing and acknowledging the beginning of understanding or awareness.
I'll get you one of these days
Expressing a determination to achieve something in the future, possibly related to the observed person.
But in the end
Contemplating the outcome or consequence of actions or situations.
If it was all pretend
Pondering the authenticity of past actions or experiences, questioning if they were genuine.
Isn't that what friends are for?
Suggesting that genuine friendships involve pretending at times for the sake of the relationship.
But this is real life
Highlighting the distinction between the supposed reality of life and the act of pretending.
It's supposed to be real life
Stressing the expectation that life should be authentic and genuine.
So let's pretend that we're not bored
Proposing a deliberate act of pretending to overcome boredom or monotony.
That we exist and that we're resolved
Expressing a commitment to existence and resolution to face genuine experiences.
To real things happening to me
Affirming a commitment to real-life experiences happening personally.
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