Perfect Right Now
Imperfect Harmony: Unveiling Life's Dust Through Scapeghost's Melody
Lyrics
Unboxing old stories in an attic loft
Reflecting on old memories stored in an attic loft
They’re just kicking up dust now
Those memories are causing emotional disturbance now
If telling these stories really has a cost
Considering the potential emotional toll of sharing these stories
Then what words do I trust now?
Questioning the reliability of words in the storytelling process
And now you’re a face from the distant past
A person from the past, now just a memory without a lasting impact
A muse without music
A source of inspiration without accompanying creativity
Of all the questions that I need to ask
Pondering important unanswered questions
I wonder, how did I choose this?
Reflecting on the choices that led to the current situation
How do I get from here to perfect right now?
Seeking a path to achieve perfection in the present moment
If everything’s perfect, then nothing is perfect right now
Questioning the concept of perfection when everything seems perfect
How do I get from here to perfect right now?
Reiterating the desire to attain perfection in the current state
If nothing’s perfect, then everything is perfect right now
Challenging the idea that everything is perfect when nothing truly is
If everything’s perfect right now
Exploring the paradox of everything being perfect right now
(Then nothing is perfect right now)
Highlighting the contradiction that if everything is perfect, then nothing truly is
If nothing is perfect right now
Emphasizing the paradox that if nothing is perfect, then everything is perfect
(Then everything’s perfect right now)
Contrasting the previous line by stating that if nothing is perfect, then everything is
If everything’s perfect
Posing a philosophical statement about perfection
Then nothing is perfect
Reaffirming the idea that perfection and imperfection are interdependent
Then everything’s perfect right now
Concluding that everything is perfect in the current moment
If nothing is perfect right now
Affirming the idea that even in imperfection, everything is perfect
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