New Love Old Pain
Embrace New Love, Conquer Old Pain: Tyler Cain's Anthem of Resilience
Lyrics
You're not afraid of new love
You have no fear of experiencing new love.
You're just afraid of old pain
Your fear is not of embracing new love but of encountering old pain.
Open your heart, and maybe it'll hurt sometimes my dear
Encouragement to open your heart despite the possibility of pain.
Isn't it worth it to finally feel alive
Suggesting that the potential pain of love is worth the feeling of being truly alive.
The fear of being alone seems to
Addressing the fear of solitude that keeps people in relationships.
Keep us holding on
Emphasizing the tendency to hold onto relationships due to the fear of loneliness.
When your soul is deep you
When you have a profound soul, you give love abundantly until depleted.
Give it endlessly til you run dry
Highlighting the selfless nature of deep souls who give endlessly.
You're not afraid of new love
Reiteration that the fear is not of new love but of past pain.
You're just afraid of old pain
Emphasizing again the fear of old pain rather than new love.
Its hard to believe
Expressing difficulty in believing in love after heartbreak.
When you're heart is shattered
Describing the emotional state of a shattered heart.
But there's always hope
Asserting that hope persists even in the face of heartbreak.
With every rising sun
Associating hope with the arrival of a new day.
I know one day
Expressing belief that one day you will find lasting love.
That you'll find forever after
Anticipating a future of eternal love.
And thru the haze
Amid challenges, tears will transform into laughter.
Your tears will turn to laughter
Belief that overcoming difficulties leads to joy.
You're not afraid of new love
Reaffirmation that the fear is not of new love but of old pain.
You're just afraid of old pain
Repeating the idea that the fear lies in past pain rather than new love.
Open your heart, and everything is bound to change my dear
Encouragement to open one's heart with the expectation of positive change.
You don't belong here crying in the rain
Suggesting that crying in the rain is not where one belongs.
Open your heart, your heart
Repeating the call to open the heart for positive change.
Open your heart this time
Emphasizing the importance of opening the heart this time.
Isn't it worth it to finally feel alive
Restating that the potential pain of love is worth feeling alive.
Isn't it worth it to finally feel alive
Reiteration that the vitality of feeling alive outweighs the potential pain.
Isn't it worth it to finally feel alive
Final affirmation that experiencing the vitality of life through love is worthwhile.
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