Hates Homegrown
Hate's Homegrown: Navigating Life's Turbulence with Strength and Purpose
Lyrics
Like a tidal wave crashes into me, feelings come and go
Metaphorical description of intense emotions hitting the person like a powerful force, with emotions being transient.
Set my path in stone to find it overgrown
The person had a predetermined path but finds it overgrown, possibly symbolizing obstacles or changes in life.
Where do I go from here?
A question about the direction in life, reflecting uncertainty or confusion about the future.
Hate's homegrown
Suggesting that hatred is something that originates internally or within oneself.
I'm afraid it's all we know
Expressing a fear that hatred is familiar or ingrained in the person's experiences.
And I've found comfort when faced with fear
Finding solace in familiarity when confronted with fear, possibly suggesting a coping mechanism.
Somethings not right here
Noticing that something is amiss or wrong in the current situation or state of mind.
Its taken it's toll on me and given me all my strength
Acknowledging the impact of a challenging experience, noting that it has both taken a toll and provided strength.
Do we live just to breed, go work then repeat?
Raising existential questions about the purpose of life, work, and repetition.
I virus indeed
Metaphorically describing a negative influence or impact as a virus.
Devouring
Describing the destructive nature of this metaphorical virus, likening it to consumption or devouring.
Stand tall
Encouraging a stance of resilience and strength, using repetitive phrases to emphasize standing tall, loud, and proud.
Stand loud
-Stand proud
-Stand
-Yeah Stand for Something
Emphasizing the importance of standing for something, suggesting a call to action or a commitment to values.
Just Stand for Something
-Stand Loud
Reiterating the call to stand loud, proud, tough, and tall, with a strong emphasis on standing for something and standing out.
Stand Proud
-Stand Tall
-But Stand for Something
-Stand Out
-Stand Proud
-Stand Tough
-But Stand for Something
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