Feel So Bad
Emotional Turbulence: Tracy Nelson's 'Feel So Bad' Reflection
Lyrics
Feel so bad
Expressing a deep sense of sadness or dissatisfaction.
Like a ball game on a rainy day
Feeling as disappointing and frustrating as a ball game on a rainy day, which is often canceled or spoiled by bad weather.
Feel so bad
Reiterating the intense feeling of sadness or dissatisfaction.
Like a ball game on a rainy day
Repeating the metaphor of a ball game on a rainy day to emphasize the gloomy and unsatisfactory emotions.
Yes' I got my rain check
Indicating that the speaker has a rain check, suggesting a missed opportunity or unfulfilled promise.
Shake my head and walk away
Expressing resignation or disappointment, shaking the head and walking away from the situation.
Ooh-people that's the way I feel
Reaffirming the intense emotions experienced and shared with others.
Ooh-people that's the way I feel
Repeating the shared feeling with people, emphasizing a collective sense of sadness or dissatisfaction.
Sometimes I think I won't
Expressing uncertainty about making a decision or taking action.
Then again I think I will
Reflecting on the internal conflict of whether to proceed or not.
Sometimes I want to stay here
Expressing a desire to remain in a particular situation.
Then again I want to leave
Contradicting the desire to stay by expressing a simultaneous desire to leave.
Sometimes I want to leave here
Repeating the conflicting emotions of wanting to leave but also wanting to stay.
Then again I want to stay
Reiterating the internal struggle between the desire to leave and the desire to stay.
Yes, I got my train fare
Announcing possession of the means to leave, perhaps indicating a readiness to move on.
Pack my grip and ride away
Expressing the decision to pack belongings and depart.
Ooh-people that's the way I feel
Reaffirming the shared emotional experience with others.
Ooh-people that's the way I feel
Repeating the collective sentiment, emphasizing a shared sense of uncertainty and conflicting feelings.
Sometimes I think I won't
Reflecting once again on the internal struggle of deciding whether to proceed or not.
Then again I think I will
Reiterating the internal conflict, underscoring the uncertainty in decision-making.
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