Heal My Head
Rejuvenating Echoes: Valleyheart's Quest for Inner Healing
Lyrics
Won't you water it well,
Expresses a plea for nurturing and care for a suffering situation.
A suffering seed.
Metaphorically refers to a distressed state or condition as a "suffering seed."
Neurological loop,
Describes a repetitive thought pattern or mental cycle related to neurological issues.
Left on repeat.
Suggests the persistence of a mental loop, emphasizing its recurrence.
You're gonna burn out.
Repeats the warning that burnout is imminent, possibly due to mental or emotional strain.
You're gonna burn out.
-Where did the year go,
Reflects on the passing of time, feeling disoriented or unclear about the events of the year, and the anticipation of discovering the truth.
It feels like a blur.
-Is there a star in the sky
-to show all the herd.
-We're gonna find out.
-We're gonna find out.
-Take my worn out sense,
Expresses a desire for renewal and healing, acknowledging a sense of personal loss and seeking help for mental well-being.
Make it new again.
-I think I've lost myself.
-Can you heal my head?
-I can't fill this whole
Desires a remedy for emptiness, not fulfilled by material possessions, and reiterates the plea for mental healing.
with material
-All I've done and said -
-Someone heal my head.
-What a dollar gave me
Raises questions about the value of material gains and the emptiness experienced when external factors, like lights going out, affect worth.
With the sweat of my work
-When the lights go out
-What is it worth?
-I've got a full account
Highlights having resources but lacking time, suggesting a conflict between material success and personal fulfillment.
But I've got no time now.
-Take my worn out sense,
Reiterates the need for rejuvenation and healing for a sense of self that feels worn out.
Make it new again.
-I think I've lost myself.
-Can you heal my head?
-I can't fill this hole
Expresses an inability to fill a void with material possessions and renews the plea for mental healing.
with material
-All I've done and said -
-Someone heal my head.
-Heal my head. Heal my head. Heal my
Repetition of the plea "Heal my head" intensifies the urgency and emotional depth of the request for mental healing, emphasizing a struggle with consciousness, weathering challenges, and seeking renewal.
There's a knock on the door of my wavering troubled consciousness
-And it's hard to ignore as the weather gets better outside
-Sure the blooming of spring brings a brand new sense of accomplishment
-Another year around the sun
-What's the good if it doesn't feel right?
-So take this blurred out seed
-Of insecurity
-Because I can't feel myself
-Oh god, heal my hell.
-When I can't fill this need
-With opportunity
-when it all feels fucked again.
-Oh god, heal my head.
-Heal my head
-Heal my head
-Heal my head.
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