How Could You Know
Navigating Shadows: Unraveling the Moral Maze in 'How Could You Know'
Lyrics
What's right or wrong? How could you know?
Contemplation on the uncertainty of distinguishing right from wrong and questioning one's ability to know.
Seems you're always offending someone,
Perception that the person is frequently causing offense to others.
wait for the blood to flow.
Anticipation or aftermath of conflict, metaphorically represented by waiting for blood to flow.
Up with the lark, go toe to toe.
Starting the day early, facing challenges directly.
Seems you're always offending someone,
Reiteration of the idea that the person tends to offend others.
wait for the blood to flow.
Reiteration of anticipating or dealing with the consequences of conflict.
He don't mean no harm.
Assurance that the individual doesn't intend harm.
He's a good man lost in the dark.
Characterization of the person as inherently good but navigating difficulties.
He don't mean no harm.
Repetition emphasizing the lack of harmful intentions.
He's a good man lost in the dark.
Reiteration of the person's goodness despite being lost in challenges.
I'll share the load, unburdened heart
Willingness to share burdens and unload emotional weight.
No I'm not going nowhere - this time.
Commitment to stay and face challenges rather than avoiding them.
Things I just need to know.
Expressing a need for understanding and clarity in certain matters.
He don't mean no harm.
Reiteration of the person's lack of harmful intentions.
He's a good man lost in the dark.
Reiteration of the person's inherent goodness despite being lost.
He don't mean no harm.
Emphasizing the absence of harmful intentions in the individual.
He's a good man lost in the dark.
Highlighting the person's fundamentally good nature despite facing challenges.
What's right or wrong? How could you know?
Repetition of the opening lines, questioning the ability to discern right from wrong.
Seems you're always offending someone,
Reiteration of the perception that the person tends to offend others.
wait for the blood to flow.
Repetition of anticipating or dealing with the consequences of conflict.
He don't mean no harm.
Confirmation of the individual's lack of harmful intentions.
He's a good man lost in the dark.
Reiteration of the person being inherently good but struggling in the darkness.
He don't mean no harm.
Repetition emphasizing the lack of harmful intentions.
He's a good man lost in the dark.
Reiteration of the person's goodness despite being lost in challenges.
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