High Tide
Navigating the Depths of Emotion: High Tide by Robert Post
Lyrics
I don't cry anymore
I no longer shed tears.
My tears have dried and my eyes have died
My ability to cry has diminished, and I've lost emotional depth in my eyes.
I don't see anymore
I've lost the ability to perceive things visually.
My eyes are blind and my magnifying glass is broken
My vision is impaired, and my capacity for close examination is hindered.
I don't smell it anymore
I've lost the sense of smell.
I cannot smell the way to heaven
I cannot sense the path to a spiritual or elevated state.
I don't understand it no more
I am unable to comprehend things anymore.
There's no logic to anything I've scored
There is no rationality in my achievements or experiences.
I don't fear it anymore
I no longer feel fear.
My sword is too sharp on the edge of freedom
My courage is powerful and poised on the brink of liberation.
I don't care anymore
I am indifferent now.
My freedom is a jail and I am jaded
My sense of freedom has become confining, and I feel worn out.
I don't scream anymore
I don't express my emotions loudly anymore.
My lungs are empty of air and my tongue is tied
My breath and voice are stifled.
I cannot raise the devil anymore
I cannot embrace negativity or darkness anymore.
I am more than burnt-out
I am exhausted beyond normal limits.
I've had it
I've reached a breaking point.
I know you've had it
Acknowledging that others have reached a breaking point as well.
It's been far long since
It has been a long time since I felt so fundamentally incorrect.
I've felt so wrong
Feeling out of place.
Now it's time to give it a try
Now it's time to attempt something new.
On the edge of love
At the brink of love.
Too many times life's been broken
Life has been shattered multiple times.
Now vulnerable more than ever
Currently more susceptible and open than ever.
Can't let it be stolen
Must not allow love to be taken away.
Away
[Empty line]
Hey
Expression of emphasis or attention.
With the high tide of one girl
Concluding with the impact of a significant event represented by the "high tide of one girl."
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