Burden
Navigating Life's Burdens: A Melodic Reflection
Lyrics
Words and Music: Mike Connell
Introduction: Credits the creation of lyrics and music to Mike Connell.
And once said "please, some more"
Recalls a previous request for more, implying a desire for something additional.
And not even now and then.
Suggests a lack of consistency or infrequency in a certain action or behavior ("not even now and then").
Some place I know you swore
Refers to a place where a commitment or promise was made, but the speaker acknowledges a return despite the vow.
That you'd never go again.
Expresses disbelief or disappointment in someone going back on their word.
I had this feeling once
Reflects on a past emotional experience, suggesting a sense of familiarity.
That nothing was out of touch.
Describes a moment when everything seemed accessible or within reach.
I found some comfort there
Discovers solace in a particular place, but downplays its significance ("doesn't matter much").
But that doesn't matter much.
Downplays the importance of the comfort found, indicating it may not have a lasting impact.
And did we start digging around?
Raises questions about exploring or investigating something.
And did we start dragging around?
Asks about engaging in a burdensome or challenging task.
Be my burden
Introduces the concept of being a burden, potentially suggesting a sense of responsibility or weight.
Christ, I'm certain I'm already bound.
Expresses certainty about already being bound or constrained by a commitment.
I'm not ever quite together
Admits to a lack of cohesion or completeness in one's self ("not ever quite together").
I'm not sorted out.
Acknowledges a lack of clarity or resolution in personal matters ("not sorted out").
You talked to me some more
Describes a meaningful conversation, suggesting anticipation and value in communication.
And that was worth waiting for.
Expresses satisfaction or fulfillment in the conversation, implying it was worth the wait.
Sometimes I can't decide
Expresses uncertainty about the vitality or liveliness of the speaker and others.
If we're even half alive.
Raises doubt about being fully alive or engaged in life.
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