Lifeline
Finding Strength: Embracing the Lifeline
Lyrics
There’s a terror on the prowl a gravity pinning me to the ground, now
Expresses a feeling of terror and the force of gravity weighing the person down.
I am blinded by this cloud my fear is taking over
The speaker feels blinded by fear, which is gaining control over them.
Trying hard to figure out, how to keep breathing so I don’t drown, now
Describes the struggle to breathe and avoid drowning amidst fear and panic.
There’s a panic all around that tries to pull me under
Conveys the presence of panic in the surroundings, attempting to pull the speaker under.
Don’t let me go under
Asking not to be abandoned or overwhelmed by fear.
My eyes on you
Indicates the focus of the speaker's attention on someone or something.
My eyes on you
Reiteration of the speaker's attention fixed on a particular subject.
The lifeline I’ve been reaching for
Refers to the sought-after support or connection that the speaker is reaching for.
My eyes on you
Reaffirms the speaker's focus on someone or something important for support.
I’ve been signaling with smoke, an SOS could be my only hope, now
Describes signaling for help using smoke, indicating desperation and a sense of isolation.
Am I out here all alone?
Expresses a feeling of potential loneliness or abandonment.
This hell could be my ending
Suggests that the difficult situation could lead to the speaker's demise.
But you won’t leave me in the cold, fight off my demons to bring me home, now
Acknowledges the commitment of someone to protect and guide the speaker through challenges.
Is this the hand I’ve always known? Would be the one to save me?
Questions if the helping hand has always been present in the speaker's life.
You’ve come to save me
Confirms that the helping hand has come to the speaker's aid.
My eyes on you
Reiteration of the speaker's focus on someone or something crucial.
My eyes on you
Reaffirms the constant attention directed toward the source of support.
The lifeline I’ve been reaching for
Reiterates the importance of the sought-after lifeline.
My eyes on you
Continues to emphasize the speaker's focus on a crucial element for survival.
You are the breath that I needed
Acknowledges the significance of the support as essential for the speaker's well-being.
You are the air that I’m breathing
Affirms the life-sustaining role of the supportive presence.
You are, You are, You are, You are my lifeline
Repeated declaration of the support as a lifeline.
You always run to my rescue
Highlights the consistent tendency of the supportive figure to come to the speaker's aid.
You’re always there when I need you
Reiterates the reliability of the supportive figure during times of need.
You are, You are, You are, You are my lifeline
Repetition emphasizing the support as a crucial lifeline.
You are the breath that I needed
Restates the life-sustaining role of the supportive presence.
You are the air that I’m breathing
Affirms the significance of the supportive figure in the speaker's existence.
You are, You are, You are, You are my lifeline
Repetition underlining the support as a vital lifeline.
You always run to my rescue
Highlights the consistent tendency of the supportive figure to come to the speaker's aid.
You’re always there when I need you
Reiterates the reliability of the supportive figure during times of need.
You are, You are, You are, You are my lifeline
Repetition emphasizing the support as a crucial lifeline.
My eyes on you
Reiteration of the speaker's focus on someone or something essential.
My eyes on you
Reaffirms the constant attention directed toward the source of support.
The lifeline I’ve been reaching for
Reiterates the importance of the sought-after lifeline.
My eyes on you
Continues to emphasize the speaker's focus on a crucial element for survival.
My eyes on you
Reiteration of the speaker's focus on someone or something crucial.
The lifeline I’ve been reaching for
Reaffirms the importance of the sought-after lifeline.
My eyes on you
Continues to emphasize the speaker's focus on a crucial element for survival.
My lifeline
Directly refers to the source of support as the speaker's lifeline.
My lifeline
Reiteration of the supportive figure as the speaker's lifeline.
My lifeline
Final confirmation of the supportive figure's role as the speaker's lifeline.
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