Give Me a Reason to Listen to You
Unveiling Truth: Craving Substance in a Symphony of WordsLyrics
You run up to me like you're gonna' blow my mind
You approach me with the intention of impressing or surprising me.
Like the epiphany will conquer space and time
As if a sudden realization will overcome the limitations of space and time.
A mystery that you solved like an epic crime
You present a mystery that you've solved, akin to solving a major crime.
Discovery without a reason just a rhyme
The discovery is made without a clear purpose, just for the sake of a poetic expression.
Another day
Referring to another ordinary day.
Another claim
Repetition of encountering another bold assertion or statement.
You say it's true
You claim that what you're saying is true.
Amusing anecdote
Presenting a story or incident meant to be entertaining.
But tell me what does that prove?
Questioning the significance of the anecdote, asking for a deeper meaning or proof.
Give me a sign
Requesting a clear indication or signal of the truth.
Give me a fact
Asking for concrete and verifiable information.
Give me a clue
Seeking a hint or suggestion that supports the argument.
Give me some evidence
Asking for tangible proof or supporting details.
Give me a reason to listen to you
Expressing the need for a convincing reason to pay attention to what is being said.
A reason to listen to you
Reiteration of the need for a reason to listen.
A reason to listen to you
Repetition emphasizing the necessity of a valid reason to lend an ear.
A reason to listen to you
Continuing to stress the importance of a compelling reason to listen.
A reason to listen to you
Emphasizing the need for a persuasive justification to pay attention.
You're talking louder like that's gonna help me see
You speak louder, thinking it will help me understand or agree.
You're getting angry wondering why I don't agree
Becoming upset and questioning why I don't share the same opinion.
Question my motives like I'm plotting to deceive
Doubting my intentions, as if I have a hidden agenda.
Go looking for someone who's desperate to believe
Suggesting to find someone more gullible or desperate to believe your assertions.
Another day
Repetition of encountering another ordinary day.
Another claim
Repetition of encountering another bold assertion or statement.
You say it's true
You claim that what you're saying is true.
Amusing anecdote
Presenting a story or incident meant to be entertaining.
But tell me what does that prove?
Questioning the significance of the anecdote, asking for a deeper meaning or proof.
Give me a sign
Requesting a clear indication or signal of the truth.
Give me a fact
Asking for concrete and verifiable information.
Give me a clue
Seeking a hint or suggestion that supports the argument.
Give me some evidence
Asking for tangible proof or supporting details.
Give me a reason to listen to you
Expressing the need for a convincing reason to pay attention to what is being said.
A reason to listen to you
Reiteration of the need for a reason to listen.
Give me a reason to listen to you
Continuing to stress the importance of a compelling reason to listen.
A reason to listen to you
Emphasizing the need for a persuasive justification to pay attention.
Give me a reason to listen to you
Final plea for a convincing reason to listen.
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