Something to Fear
Unveiling the Shadows: The Deep Emotions Behind 'Something to Fear'
Lyrics
When I can't sleep I still can dream of anything and everything
During insomnia, the mind can wander freely, envisioning various scenarios.
A thought and bind and hurt your soul when it has no where else to go
When a thought lingers and causes emotional pain, it can deeply affect one's inner being.
Would it even change a thing to keep the promise made to me
Questioning whether fulfilling a promise would make any substantial difference.
A promise can corrupt your soul when it has nowhere else to go
A promise, if unfulfilled, can weigh heavily on the soul, affecting it negatively.
Floating in the air
A feeling of weightlessness or detachment from reality.
Waiting to be shared
Emotions or experiences waiting to be expressed or communicated.
I can't make it disappear
Unable to make something troubling vanish or dissipate.
Becoming something to
Transformation into becoming a source or embodiment of something.
Did you know that long ago a feeling ran away from home
Referencing a past time when a particular feeling or emotion was lost.
When you said "make it go away," a different feeling came to play
Asking for a troubling feeling to disappear, inviting a different, likely unwelcome, emotion.
Things will never be the same now that the past as gone away
Acknowledging that things have changed irreversibly due to the disappearance of the past.
But I still try to bring it back through visions of that heart attack
Attempting to revive or recall past emotions through memories, despite the difficulty.
What is happening to me
Expressing confusion or distress about personal changes or experiences.
This isn't how it's s'posed to be
Feeling that the current situation does not align with expectations or norms.
There's dark things happening here
Sensing ominous or unsettling occurrences within oneself or the surroundings.
I think there's something to
Implying the existence of a significant matter or truth to uncover.
Fear
Highlighting the emotion of fear, suggesting its presence or relevance.
There's something to fear
Emphasizing that there is indeed a valid reason or cause for fear.
Fear
Reiterating the emotion of fear for emphasis.
Fear
Further emphasizing the prevalence or intensity of fear.
Fear
Repeating the theme of fear, potentially underscoring its significance.
There's something to fear
Reaffirming that a reason or cause for fear exists.
Fear
Restating the emotion of fear, indicating its continuing relevance.
Fear
Emphasizing fear as a prevailing or ongoing sentiment.
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