Prey for Me
Embracing Change: Unveiling the Struggle for Self-Love in 'Prey for Me'
Lyrics
When you are changing the life you know
Contemplating a significant life change
this can be oh so hard to face
Acknowledging the difficulty of facing change
But what's worse is regret that one day you'll wake up
Emphasizing the regret that may accompany avoiding change
Pretending to love someone before you love yourself
Highlighting the importance of self-love before loving others
When will our hearts be free?
Pondering when emotional freedom will be attained
Because our ribs are cages
Metaphorically referring to the heart being confined by emotional barriers
Where do I belong when everything I've loved has come and gone?
Expressing a sense of displacement and loss in life
Where do I belong when even my own shadow leaves me when darkness comes?
Feeling abandoned even by one's own inner strength in difficult times
There's got to be a crack in everything
Suggesting imperfections are necessary for positive change
Otherwise, a light could never find it's way in
Encouraging optimism by acknowledging that light can enter through cracks
Years of love are lost in the hatred of a moment
Reflecting on the impact of momentary hatred on long-term love
You'll never know what it's worth until it's a memory, so you should own it
Stressing the value of experiences and memories
One person's insecurity can become a reality
Highlighting the interconnectedness of insecurities and their impact
for someone else when we use each other to find love in ourselves
Warning against using others to compensate for self-love
When will our hearts be free?
Reiterating the desire for emotional freedom
Because our ribs are cages
Repeating the metaphor of the heart being confined
Where do I belong when everything I've loved has come and gone?
Expressing loss and the search for belonging
Where do I belong when even my own shadow leaves me when darkness comes?
Feeling abandoned even by one's own inner strength in dark times
When will our hearts be free?
Reiterating the desire for emotional freedom
cause our ribs are cages
Repeating the metaphor of the heart being confined
Where do I belong when everything I've loved has come and gone?
Expressing loss and the search for belonging
Where do I belong when even my own shadow leaves me when darkness comes?
Feeling abandoned even by one's own inner strength in dark times
When darkness comes, when darkness comes, what do I need?
Pondering the needs when confronted with darkness
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