Daydream
Navigating Life's Crossroads: The Berlin Project's Daydream Revelations
Lyrics
Can someone out there please tell me,
Expressing a plea for understanding or insight into a situation.
Why decisions aren't as easy as they seem?
Questioning the difficulty of decision-making despite their apparent simplicity.
If I've been on the top,
Acknowledging experiences of both success and failure.
You know I've been on the bottom one more time.
Reflecting on the cyclical nature of ups and downs.
But what will it take to start to make me see?
Wondering what it will take to gain clarity and understanding.
I figured it out,
Claiming to have figured out a crucial aspect of their emotions or situation.
Just what it is that makes me feel this way.
Identifying the source of their emotions or feelings.
Now I know,
Expressing newfound awareness or understanding.
That the problem is that you don't feel the same.
Pointing out a perceived problem in a relationship.
Days they come,
Acknowledging the passage of time.
And days they go,
Highlighting the transient nature of days.
And then there's days I'll never know,
Referencing the existence of unknown or unpredictable days.
Just why I never stopped to think it through.
Expressing regret for not thinking things through in the past.
And one step less is one day more that I'll just end up waiting for,
Stating that each step not taken leads to more waiting.
When all I'm really waiting for is you.
Revealing that the ultimate desire is to wait for someone special.
For all I've said and all I've seen,
Expressing disbelief at losing a dream.
I can't believe I lost my dream.
Reflecting on the consequences of actions or choices.
So if this is a sign I guess I better speak up,
Considering a potential sign and the need to speak up.
Will someone just listen to me?
Pleading for someone to listen to their thoughts or concerns.
I feel left out,
Feeling excluded or left out in a situation.
But what will it take to start to make me see?
Reiterating the desire for clarity and understanding.
I figured it out,
Claiming to have identified the cause of their emotional state.
Just what it is that makes me feel this way.
Reaffirming the realization that the other person doesn't reciprocate the feelings.
Now I know,
Stating a deeper awareness of the problem in the relationship.
That the problem is that you don't feel the same.
Emphasizing the lack of mutual feelings as a core issue.
Days they come,
Repeating the acknowledgment of the passage of time.
And days they go,
Reiterating the transient nature of days.
And then there's days I'll never know,
Referring to the existence of unknown or unpredictable days.
Just why I never stopped to think it through.
Expressing regret for not thinking things through in the past.
And one step less is one day more that I'll just end up waiting for,
Stating that each step not taken leads to more waiting.
When all I'm really waiting for is you.
Revealing that the ultimate desire is to wait for someone special.
And I'll wait to see a turning point in you.
Expressing a willingness to wait for a positive change in the other person.
And I'll wait, I'm waiting for the day to see it through.
Continuing to express patience and anticipation for a positive outcome.
And days they come,
Repeating the acknowledgment of the passage of time.
And days they go,
Reiterating the transient nature of days.
And then there's days I'll never know,
Referring to the existence of unknown or unpredictable days.
Just why I never stopped to think it through.
Expressing regret for not thinking things through in the past.
And one step less is one day more that I'll just end up waiting for,
Stating that each step not taken leads to more waiting.
When all I'm really waiting for is you.
Revealing that the ultimate desire is to wait for someone special.
I figured out,
Reiterating the claim of figuring something out.
But now I know,
Confirming the newfound understanding.
Can someone out there please tell me,
Repeating the initial plea for understanding or insight.
Why decisions aren't as easy as they seem?
Restating the difficulty of decision-making.
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