Wake Up Alone
Awakening Hearts: Navigating Solitude and Redemption
Lyrics
When you wake up
Expressing the moment of waking up.
When you wake up all alone
Emphasizing the experience of waking up in solitude.
When you wake up
Repetition for emphasis on solitude upon waking.
When you wake up all alone
Reiterating the feeling of waking up alone.
And your heart is hard as stone
Describing a feeling of emotional hardness or numbness.
I could call you
Suggesting the possibility of reaching out to someone.
I could call you on the line
Proposing the idea of making a phone call to connect.
I could call you
Repetition emphasizing the option to call.
I could call you on the line
Reiterating the possibility of making a connection.
But I hate the taste of pride
Expressing reluctance due to the unpleasant feeling of pride.
Nobody wants to be lonely
Generalizing the aversion to loneliness.
We just wanna be strong
Desire for strength instead of loneliness.
Nobody wants to be the first to say
Highlighting the hesitancy to admit wrongdoing.
Baby I was wrong
Suggesting a difficulty in being the first to apologize.
So we wake up all alone
Returning to the theme of waking up alone.
I was screamin’
Expressing emotional intensity or frustration.
I was screamin’ out your name
Repetition of screaming, indicating emotional distress.
I was screamin’
Continuation of expressing emotional intensity.
Til the neighbors all complained
Describing a situation where neighbors are bothered by the emotional outburst.
Wonder if you’re crosstown doin the same
Suggesting a curiosity about the other person's actions.
Nobody wants to be lonely
Reiterating the aversion to loneliness.
We just wanna be strong
Re-emphasizing the desire for emotional strength.
Nobody wants to be the first to say
Repeating the hesitancy to admit being wrong.
Baby I was wrong
Reiterating the challenge of being the first to apologize.
So we wake up all alone
Returning to the theme of waking up alone.
Don’t you know that I’m sorry
Expressing a feeling of remorse and apology.
I’m just not ready to say it
Admitting unreadiness to vocalize the apology.
Don’t you know that I’m sorry
Repetition emphasizing the unreadiness to apologize.
I’m just not ready to say it
Reiterating the hesitation to admit fault.
Nobody wants to be lonely
Restating the aversion to loneliness.
We just wanna be strong
Re-emphasizing the desire for emotional strength.
Nobody wants to be the first to say
Repeating the hesitancy to admit being wrong.
Baby I was wrong
Reiterating the challenge of being the first to apologize.
So we wake up all alone
Returning to the theme of waking up alone.
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