Ready for the World
Embracing Imperfections: Unveiling the Depths of Self in 'Ready for the World'
Lyrics
I'm safer than a kiss
I feel secure, like a gentle kiss
From an innocent infant in makeup
Comparing safety to an innocent baby with makeup, suggesting vulnerability
Tied up to a rule that's going up
Constrained by a rising rule or expectation
You know I don't exist
Expressing a sense of non-existence or insignificance
I'm the anchor of your anger
Being the source of someone's anger and frustration
When I'm on time
Being punctual until a specified moment
Until my time is going up
Time running out or approaching an end
I held a flame to my own heart
Symbolic act of self-inflicted pain, possibly for perfection
To be the perfect one
Enduring pain to achieve an idealized state
Now I'm ready for the world
Expressing readiness to face the world
I'm bleeding through your wrist
Bleeding as a metaphor for suffering or sacrifice
I missed a thousand of your pretty pictures
Regret for missing numerous beautiful moments
I'm loved until my time is going up
Being loved until a specified moment
I held a flame to my own heart
Repeating the act of self-inflicted pain for perfection
To be the perfect one
Reiterating the willingness to endure pain for perfection
Now I'm ready for the world
Expressing preparedness to face the world
I held a flame to my own heart
Continuing the theme of self-inflicted pain for perfection
To be the perfect one
Reiterating the endurance of pain to become perfect
Now I'm ready for the world
Stating readiness for the world once again
I'm ready for the world
Emphasizing preparedness for the world
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