Timeline
Healing Through Heartbreak: Todd Lewis Kramer's Emotional Journey
Lyrics
Just like that it all changed
Expressing a sudden and impactful change in circumstances or emotions.
Just like that you ruined Brooklyn and Lc
Blaming someone for negatively affecting Brooklyn and Lc (possibly referring to specific locations or personal aspects).
Now I can't sleep on this plane
Unable to find peace or rest during a journey, possibly due to emotional turmoil.
Rehearsing all these lines of what I might say
Rehearsing possible responses or statements in anticipation of a conversation.
cnd then I see your face and I'm gone...
Seeing the person's face causes a strong emotional reaction, leading to a sense of being overwhelmed.
I've been waiting on a sign, count the months as they go by
Waiting for a sign or signal, counting time passing as a way of coping with the situation.
Saying I'll be fine someday
Expressing hope for a better future despite the current challenges.
You can force it all you like, but know there ain't no timeline
Emphasizing that certain things cannot be rushed or controlled, specifically referring to a timeline for healing.
Coming back from a heartbreak
Recovering from a previous emotional pain or heartbreak.
I thought that I was doing well
Reflecting on a perceived improvement in emotional well-being.
I was pushing you away as far as I could tell
Pushing the person away as a defense mechanism.
cnd, yea, the last few years were hell
Acknowledging a difficult period in the past few years.
But I was over it, I was sure of it
Claiming to have moved on and overcome the previous struggles.
then I see your face and I'm gone...
Encountering the person again triggers a relapse of emotions, challenging the claimed recovery.
I've been waiting on a sign, count the months as they go by
Continuing to wait for a sign, marking time in the hope of eventual healing.
Saying I'll be fine someday
Expressing the belief that healing and improvement will come in the future.
You can force it all you like, but know there ain't no timeline
Reiterating the idea that some things cannot be rushed, emphasizing the absence of a fixed timeline for recovery.
Coming back from a heartbreak
Recovering from a heartbreak and facing the challenges associated with it.
You were in my view, dancing in his arms
Observing the person with someone else, possibly experiencing a sense of betrayal.
Like nothing ever happened, like I wouldn't be scarred
Noting the person's nonchalant demeanor, contrasting with the emotional impact on the speaker.
But you've been in my view ever since the start
Acknowledging the continuous presence of the person in the speaker's life.
cnd I'll keep hoping that I've seen the hardest part
Expressing optimism and hope that the most difficult part of the experience is over.
I've been waiting on a sign, count the months as they go by
Persistently waiting for a sign, emphasizing the passing of time as a measure of progress.
Saying I'll be fine someday
Maintaining the belief that someday there will be healing and improvement.
You can force it all you like, but know there ain't no timeline
Reiterating the idea that certain processes, like recovering from heartbreak, cannot be forced within a set timeline.
Coming back from a heartbreak
Navigating the challenges associated with recovering from a heartbreak.
Coming back from a heartbreak
Repeating the acknowledgment of coming back from a heartbreak.
Coming back from a heartbreak
Reiterating the theme of returning from a heartbreak, possibly emphasizing its ongoing nature.
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