Youth
Embracing Life's Unpredictability: Swim Mountain's 'Youth' Perspective
Lyrics
Oh my god!
Expressing surprise or astonishment, possibly in response to a realization.
Why don't you think of no one but you
An admonition or criticism directed at someone who is self-centered and neglectful of others.
What about if everything will work itself out?
Pondering the possibility that things will resolve themselves without direct intervention.
Try so hard to be
Struggling or putting in great effort to become something meaningful for oneself.
Something for no one but you In your room
Continuing efforts to be significant to oneself in solitude.
Everything will work itself out
Reiterating the belief that things will naturally resolve without explicit action.
Open window
Opening oneself to the world or new possibilities.
You go
Taking action and departing from a familiar environment.
Be with no one you know Stay up out
Choosing to be alone and away from familiar faces, seeking clarity.
To see if it will work itself out
Testing whether situations will resolve without direct involvement.
I just want to live my life Even if it's not quite right
Expressing a desire to live life authentically, even if not perfect.
I live a little more each day I'm never gonna waste away
Embracing each day and rejecting a passive or wasted existence.
I just want to live my life Even if it's not quite right
Repeating the theme of living authentically and rejecting a passive lifestyle.
I live a little more each day I'm never gonna waste away
Affirmation of continuous personal growth and avoidance of stagnation.
You're only gonna be what you want to be You're only gonna be what you want to be You're only gonna be what you want to be You're only gonna be what you want to be
Repeated affirmation of the power to shape one's own identity and destiny.
Oh my god!
Reiteration of surprise or amazement.
Why don't you think of no one but you
Repeating the admonition to consider others instead of being self-centered.
What about if everything will work itself out?
Revisiting the idea that situations will resolve without direct intervention.
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