Save You
Embrace Your Resilience: Tim Gawert's 'Save You' Unveils the Power Within
Lyrics
Who's going to save you
Expressing concern about who will come to your rescue or assistance.
Flat on the ground
Being in a vulnerable and helpless position, possibly metaphorically represented as being "flat on the ground."
Nobody will save you
Emphasizing the idea that no one will be there to save or help you.
Drowning in Doubt
Feeling overwhelmed by uncertainty and insecurity, possibly symbolized by drowning in doubt.
Stopped dead in the tracks
Coming to a complete stop, feeling stuck with no clear direction.
With nowhere to go
Being in a situation with limited options or choices.
Time's running out now
Indicating urgency and a sense that time is running out.
Got nothing to show
Having nothing to show for one's efforts, possibly feeling a lack of accomplishment.
Waves crash in the sea
Using the metaphor of waves crashing in the sea to depict a powerful and challenging situation.
A hell of a blow
Describing a significant challenge or setback represented as a powerful blow.
Don't know where to go
Expressing confusion or a lack of direction in the face of adversity.
Guess we'll get on with the show
Suggesting a willingness to continue despite challenges, acknowledging that life goes on.
Who's going to save you
Reiterating the question of who will be there to save or help.
Flat on the ground
Reemphasizing a vulnerable and helpless state.
Nobody will save you
Repeating the idea that no one will come to the rescue.
Drowning in doubt
Reiterating the feeling of being overwhelmed by doubt.
Who's going to save you
Posing the question again, underscoring the lack of external help.
Flat on the ground
Restating a vulnerable and helpless state.
Nobody will save you
Reiterating the absence of external assistance.
Drowning in doubt
Repeating the theme of feeling drowned in doubt and uncertainty.
Time to close the door now
Deciding to close off external influences and negative voices.
On all of the voices
Referring to negative influences or criticisms that hinder decision-making.
That are keeping you down
Highlighting the impact of external voices on one's ability to make independent choices.
From making your own choices
Suggesting a need to break free from external influences and make one's own decisions.
Throw 'em all in the wind now
Metaphorically discarding negative influences and letting them be carried away by the wind.
Let the rain wash away
Using rain as a cleansing symbol to wash away fears and doubts.
All those fears and doubts
Encouraging the release of fears and doubts to allow for personal growth.
Cast them away
Advocating for casting away negative emotions and uncertainties.
Who's going to save you
Repeating the question of who will come to the rescue.
Flat on the ground
Reiterating a state of vulnerability and helplessness.
Nobody will save you
Reemphasizing the idea that no one will save or help.
Drowning in doubt
Echoing the sense of being overwhelmed by doubt and uncertainty.
Who's going to save you
Persisting in the question of who will provide assistance.
Better figure it out
Encouraging self-reflection and taking responsibility to find a solution.
Only you can save you
Empowering the individual to take charge of their own rescue and well-being.
And the time is right now
Stressing the urgency of self-rescue and the opportune moment to take action.
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