Magic Chords
Embracing Vulnerability: Finding Strength in Loss
Lyrics
You're talking too loud
You're being too vocal, too expressive.
Won't you walk over, whisper,
Approach me quietly, communicate softly.
Motion hands or bat a lash?
Are you using hand gestures or batting your eyelashes?
You gotta see there's too many eyes.
Awareness that there are too many onlookers or judgmental eyes.
You're walking too fast.
You're moving too quickly.
Why the hurry? Let me pace myself.
Questioning the rush, asking for a more measured pace.
No need to run a lap.
No need to hurry or compete.
You gotta lead.
Take the lead in the situation.
You gotta lead.
Emphasis on the need to lead.
You got to lose. You got to lose.
Acceptance of the inevitability of losing.
You got to lose sometime.
Reiterating the idea that everyone faces losses at times.
You got to lose. You got to lose.
Emphasizing the necessity of experiencing defeat.
You got to lose sometime.
Repeating the concept of accepting losses as part of life.
Hear what I say
A directive to pay attention to the following words.
When you waltz over, whistle
When you approach, make a cheerful sound (whistle).
And you try to have your way.
Attempt to assert control or influence.
You got to see you felt the same.
Acknowledge that the other person has similar feelings.
You come in today with a hop in your step
Entering the situation with confidence and energy.
You kind of marvel at yourself.
Reflecting on one's own positive qualities.
You gotta breathe.
Reminder to take a moment to relax and breathe.
You gotta breathe.
Reiteration of the importance of breathing.
You got to lose. You got to lose.
Stressing the inevitability of experiencing loss.
You got to lose sometime.
Repeating the idea that loss is a universal experience.
You got to lose. You got to lose.
Emphasizing the necessity of facing defeat.
You got to lose sometime.
Reiterating the concept of accepting losses in life.
Cowardice.
Acknowledging feelings of fear or timidity.
You felt it yourself.
Confirming personal experience of cowardice.
You're telling lies.
Accusing the other person of dishonesty.
You said too much.
Indication of speaking too much or revealing too many details.
You got nothing to lose, nothing to lose
Assurance that there is nothing to lose in the current situation.
Nothing to lose this time.
Reiteration of the lack of stakes or risks.
You got nothing to lose, nothing to lose
Stressing again that there is nothing to lose.
Nothing to lose this time.
Emphasizing the absence of risks or consequences.
You got nothing to lose, nothing to lose
Repeating the idea that there is nothing to lose.
Nothing to lose
Final affirmation that there are no risks or consequences.
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