Give In
Embrace Imperfection: Unveiling Life's Beautiful Chaos in Tina Dickow's 'Give In'
Lyrics
Give in to your confusion
Encouragement to embrace and accept confusion.
There's no good in hiding why you're unusual
Suggests there's no benefit in concealing one's uniqueness.
Leave it behind, then change your mind
Advises leaving the past behind and being open to change.
Take what you find, it will be good enough
Take whatever you find; it will be satisfactory.
Too young to be heros
Reflections on the challenges of life, acknowledging effort and the value of perseverance.
Too old to play April fools
-Too smart to be honest
-We've got too much to lose
-It's too late to be perfect
-And it's not like we haven't tried
-It's hard but it's worth it
-Every time we get it right
-Every time you give in
Emphasizes the importance of surrendering to experiences, taking them as they come, and making the best of them.
And go where it takes you
-Stand by the feeling even if it breaks you
-It's always a guess which way is the best
-Take what you find and make it good enough
-Too young to be heros
Reiteration of life's challenges and the determination to face them, celebrating victories when things go right.
Too old to play April fools
-Too smart to be honest
-We've got too much to lose
-It's too late to be perfect
-And it's not like we haven't tried
-It's hard but it's worth it
-Every time we get it right
-And even when you're lost inside yourself
Acknowledgment of inner struggles, suggesting that challenges and disturbances may be essential for personal growth.
Even when too weak to cry for help
-Even when you can't put up a fight
-Even when you're broken you aren't quite
-Maybe it's the struggle that you need
-Something to disturb you in your sleep
-A kiss of madness on your cheek
-When will you see you've got to
A call to realization, suggesting the importance of giving in to challenges.
Give in to you confusion
Repeating the earlier theme of embracing confusion and being content with what is found.
Leave it behind, then change your mind
-Take what you find, let it be good enough
-Too young to be heros
Reiteration of life's complexities and the worthiness of the struggle, even when perfection seems unattainable.
Too old to play April fools
-Too smart to be honest
-We've got too much to lose
-Too young to be heros
-It's too late to be perfect
-And it's not like we haven't tried
-It's hard but it's worth it
-Every time we give
Emphasizes the value of giving in, suggesting it's a recurring and necessary part of life.
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