Born Survivor
Born Survivor: Triumph Over Heartbreak
Lyrics
I hear the tweeting of the birds I see the first signs of Spring
Heralding the arrival of Spring, the singer notices nature's signs with the tweeting birds, reflecting an optimistic and fresh beginning.
And I think that was the first ever time I saw your face
The singer recalls the first encounter with the person in question, suggesting a deep emotional impact upon seeing their face for the first time.
Feel my heart begin to race my mind dancing all over the place
Emotions intensify as the singer's heart races and mind whirls, indicating the profound effect of this moment on their feelings.
In that moment I fell so hard vulnerable to your charms
The singer confesses to falling hard, expressing vulnerability to the allure of the person's charms.
And now the Summer is in full bloom but something just doesn't feel right
Despite the vibrant Summer, an unsettling feeling persists, possibly hinting at dissatisfaction or discord in the relationship.
There's an atmosphere in the room I'm always the shadow in your light
The singer feels overshadowed in the relationship, portrayed as the perpetual shadow in the other person's light.
You said don't forget you're nothing without me what a lonely soul you'll turn out to be
A poignant reminder of dependence is voiced, with a prediction of loneliness should the singer be forgotten, reflecting a power dynamic.
Still I washed your clothes and cooked your tea opened my legs to keep you happy yeah
An acknowledgment of self-sacrifice is made, where the singer performed domestic duties and compromised personal boundaries to maintain the relationship.
When the leaves fall from the trees you won't hear a peep out of me
An ominous tone is set with the reference to leaves falling, hinting at silence and submission in the face of challenges.
Well if you dont like what you see this is the mess you made of me
The consequences of the relationship are acknowledged, with the mess being a result of the partner's influence.
And all the chances I gave you arrows for your bow I've been such a fool
Past generosity is acknowledged, but feelings of foolishness arise, possibly indicating betrayal or unappreciation.
I'm rediscovering my self-worth gotta sooth this itch kick you to the kerb yeah
A declaration of reclaiming self-worth is made, accompanied by a decision to end the relationship and prioritize personal well-being.
And in the serenity of the snow you've become a faded memory
In a serene snowy setting, the person becomes a faded memory, suggesting emotional distance and detachment.
But one I can't let go I need it to remind me
The memory is acknowledged but retained for a purpose, possibly for personal growth and resilience.
How I once felt so ashamed and how now that has all changed
Transformation is evident as shame is overcome, reflecting personal growth and the ability to stand up against negative influences.
Standing up to your ways I'm a born survivor and I'm not to blame
A declaration of being a born survivor emphasizes resilience and a refusal to accept blame for the challenges faced.
Born survivor
Reiteration of being a "born survivor" emphasizes the singer's strength and ability to overcome adversity.
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Born survivor
-Born survivor
Final affirmation of being a born survivor, concluding the song with a strong assertion of resilience.
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