Accidental
Navigating Life's Accidents: Tim Neuhaus's Profound Journey
Lyrics
I'm going overboard to take a brandnew run
The speaker is pushing themselves excessively to start afresh.
The chance old chains might break
There's a possibility of breaking free from old limitations or restraints.
Too late to get it done
Realizing it's too late to accomplish something.
Better forever underground
It's preferable to remain hidden or unnoticed, possibly avoiding attention.
And watching the ship dissappear
Observing a departure or disappearance, possibly metaphorical.
As soon as I can
The speaker plans to leave as quickly as possible.
I'm outta here
Expressing a strong intention to depart immediately.
And it's you
Referencing a connection between individuals.
And it's me
Another mention of the connection between two individuals.
And it's something we can't see
There's an intangible aspect to their relationship or situation.
It sounds rude
The situation might seem impolite, but it's genuine.
But it's real
Reaffirming the authenticity of the situation.
And it's you
Reiteration of the connection between two individuals.
And it's me
Similar to line 10, emphasizing the connection.
And it's something we can't make out on our own
There's something indistinct or unclear about their situation which they can't decipher on their own.
The only fate we face is an accidental world
Highlighting the belief that the world's course is accidental or unplanned.
I knew it for so long but never said a word
Knowing this fact for a long time but choosing not to vocalize it.
I stop giving up the best of me
The speaker is no longer sacrificing their best for uncertain opportunities.
For chances I might still have
Keeping options open for potential chances that may arise.
For whatever it takes that's not too bad
Accepting actions that are not too detrimental, possibly as part of seizing opportunities.
It's better like this
Expressing contentment with the situation as it is.
Leave it like it is
Reiterating satisfaction with the status quo.
It's better like this
It's better to leave things unchanged or untouched.
Just go
Strongly advising to move on and attempt to forget.
And try to forget
Letting go of expectations.
What you expect
Encouraging to release attachment to anticipated outcomes.
Try to let go off it
Urging to detach from expectations and move forward.
Just go
A repetition emphasizing the advice to move on.
She is so afraid of run run run run
Describing someone's fear of running excessively.
They are so supposed to run run run run
Portraying an expectation for someone to keep running.
They should get tired just from run run running
Suggesting exhaustion from continuous running as an intended result.
The only plan can be to run run run run
Implies that running might be the only viable plan or action.
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