Well That's Alright
Nature's Bittersweet Harmony: Unveiling the Heartbreak in Robert Lester Folsom's Melody
Lyrics
Well I saw your face at daybreak
Witnessing your face early in the daybreak.
And I bowed my head and cried
Expressing sorrow by bowing the head and shedding tears.
I could really feel the heartbreak
Experiencing genuine emotional pain and heartbreak.
Knowing that your love had died
Realizing that the love once shared has come to an end.
Well that's alright, I guess I'll see one day
Accepting the situation with resignation, anticipating a future understanding.
Yes that's alright, I guess that's nature's way
Acknowledging that it's part of nature's course and finding solace in that perspective.
Well I had myself believing
Holding onto a belief that the possibility of love rekindling exists.
That you might love me again
Feeling disappointment as the hope of renewed love fades.
But that thought just ain't relieving
Realizing that the comforting thought is not providing relief.
Cause you've found another friend
Recognizing the presence of a new romantic connection in your life.
Well that's alright, I guess I understand
Accepting the situation with understanding, despite the emotional difficulty.
Yes that's alright, go love the other man
Coming to terms with the fact that the person has chosen someone else to love.
Well the noonday sun is shining
Describing the current sunny and bright conditions of life.
And the sky is blue
Emphasizing the pleasant and positive atmosphere.
I'll just keep myself refining
Committing to self-improvement and refining the love that was given.
All the love I made to you
Reflecting on the love shared and seeking personal growth.
Well that's alright, and I hope you know
Expressing acceptance of the situation and hoping for mutual understanding.
That it's alright, that it hurts me so
Affirming that the acceptance doesn't diminish the emotional pain experienced.
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