Lost and Found
Discovering Life's Journeys Through Loss and Rediscovery
Lyrics
It's not that I've closed off my heart,
Expressing that the speaker hasn't closed off their heart emotionally.
It's just that I've gotten so tired.
Feeling fatigued or worn out, possibly from a relationship or life's challenges.
You're tryin' to find an easy way out,
Someone is attempting to find an easy way out of a situation.
It gets so exhausting to keep you inspired.
Expressing the exhaustion of trying to keep someone else motivated or interested.
You could find me, you could find me at the lost and found.
Suggesting the speaker can be found in the metaphorical "lost and found" - a place of rediscovery or reflection.
Don't be surprised, don't be surprised if I don't turn around.
Indicating that the speaker may not respond or turn around easily.
Find me, find me at the lost and found.
Reiterating the idea of being found in the metaphorical "lost and found."
Well sometimes a man gets one thing,
Life occasionally presents a positive outcome despite challenges.
On a brick on a break gone almost their way.
Describing a moment of unexpected luck or success, despite setbacks.
Never enough money from what I can see.
Suggesting financial difficulties and insufficient resources.
A labor of love, man you gotta be kiddin' me.
Highlighting the challenging nature of pursuing something out of love.
You could find me, you could find me at the lost and found.
Repeating the idea of being found in the metaphorical "lost and found."
Don't be surprised, don't be surprised if life don't turn around.
Warning against expecting life to always turn around positively.
Find me, find me at the lost and found.
Reiterating the idea of being found in the metaphorical "lost and found."
Do you recognize me?
Possibly addressing a loss of familiarity or connection in a relationship.
I don't recognize you.
Expressing a lack of recognition or understanding between the speaker and someone else.
And I don't know how we got here, I don't.
Confusion about how the relationship reached its current state.
Do you recognize me when you tell me it's through?
Questioning recognition when the other person declares the end of the relationship.
'Cause, believe me, I don't recognize you.
Stating that the speaker doesn't recognize the other person after the breakup.
What can I possibly say?
Expressing uncertainty about what to say in the current situation.
I'm not even sure if I think you should stay.
Uncertain about whether the other person should remain in the speaker's life.
It's like I don't know where to start.
Feeling lost and unsure about where to begin addressing the situation.
Do I set it on fire just to protect my heart?
Contemplating extreme measures, such as ending a relationship to protect oneself emotionally.
You could find me, you could find me at the lost and found.
Repeating the idea of being found in the metaphorical "lost and found."
Don't be surprised, don't be surprised if one day it burns down.
Suggesting the possibility of a negative outcome, like the metaphorical "lost and found" burning down.
Find me, oh yeah you could find me, you could fine me at the lost and found.
Repeating the idea of being found in the metaphorical "lost and found."
And you'd be surprised, you'd be surprised if you just look around.
Encouraging others to look around and find the speaker in the metaphorical "lost and found."
Find me, you find me at the lost and found.
Reiterating the idea of being found in the metaphorical "lost and found."
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