Who Knows
Navigating Life's Unseen Paths: Sam Nadurak's Who Knows Revels in Mystery
Lyrics
Try thinking quick and acting slow
Encourages quick thinking and deliberate, careful actions.
That may be the way to go
Suggests that the mentioned approach might be effective.
Try praying long and all alone
Advises spending extended time in prayer, possibly for reflection.
There is no need to tell a soul
Emphasizes keeping personal matters private, not sharing with others.
Like a grain of wheat in a field
Compares life to a grain of wheat in a field, symbolizing growth.
Taking time to grow
Highlights the gradual process of personal development.
No one needs to know
Stresses the idea that one's growth doesn't need external validation.
No one needs to know
Reiterates the notion that personal progress is self-sufficient.
Lie down and question all you know
Suggests introspection by lying down and questioning one's beliefs.
Feel yourself tussling to and fro
Describes inner conflict and uncertainty in decision-making.
Travel down long and winding roads
Encourages exploration of challenging and uncertain paths.
Assume they know something that you don't
Advises being open-minded and not assuming ignorance in others.
But if I don't understand a word you say
Expresses difficulty in comprehending someone's words.
Why then are we even talking?
Questions the purpose of communication if understanding is lacking.
And I shouldn't only turn your way
Acknowledges the need for reciprocal communication.
When you say something shocking
Addresses the importance of impactful and surprising communication.
I get hazy wasting time
Describes a state of confusion and time-wasting.
Hours go by and so
Highlights the passage of time without clear purpose.
Like a grain of wheat in a field
Repeats the metaphor of personal growth using a grain of wheat.
I need time to grow
Reiterates the need for time in personal development.
No one needs to know
Emphasizes that personal growth is a private journey.
No one needs to know
Reiterates the idea that personal progress doesn't require external acknowledgment.
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