Never Enough
Rising from Broken Chances: Second Wave's Reflection on Ambitions
Lyrics
They say practice makes it perfect
Emphasizes the common saying that repeated efforts lead to perfection.
But did you even try?
Raises a question about whether sincere effort was put forth.
You wasted a million chances
Highlights the squandered numerous opportunities or chances.
All you can do is watch the sky
Suggests a sense of helplessness, where all that remains is to observe the sky.
Suspicions
Introduces the theme of suspicions causing negative consequences.
They only make it worse
States suspicions only exacerbate the situation.
Ambitions
Touches upon ambitions, warning that they can sometimes become a curse.
Sometimes they turn into a curse
Implies that ambitions may lead to unfavorable outcomes.
And you try, but it's never enough, never enough
Expresses the feeling of inadequacy, despite making an effort.
You lie, and then you fall from above, fall from above
Suggests a fall from a position of pride or success due to deception.
They say practice makes it perfect
Reiterates the idea that repeated practice should result in improvement.
But did you even try?
Ponders whether genuine attempts were made towards improvement.
You wasted a million chances
Reiterates the sense of missed opportunities or wasted chances.
All you can do is watch the sky
Reiterates the feeling of helplessness, akin to watching the sky.
Suspicions
Restates the negative impact of suspicions on a situation.
They only make it worse
Emphasizes that suspicions tend to make things worse.
Ambitions
Repeats the cautionary note about ambitions turning into a curse.
Sometimes they turn into a curse
Reiterates the idea that ambitious pursuits may lead to adverse outcomes.
And you try, but it's never enough, never enough
Echoes the sentiment of persistent effort falling short of expectations.
You lie, and then you fall from above, fall from above
Continues the theme of deception and a subsequent fall from a higher position.
They say practice makes it perfect but did you even try?
Recalls the saying about practice making perfect and questions the sincerity of effort.
Everything is going down, everything gets broken
Describes a downward trend, suggesting a deterioration of circumstances.
Everything comes back around, everything comes back around
Conveys the cyclical nature of life, where things repeat or come back around.
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