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Life's Symphony: A Poetic Reflection on Existence by When Suddenly
Lyrics
These words you're trying hard to live by
Expressing the difficulty of adhering to certain principles or beliefs.
Get by, you'll never make it out with this smile
Suggesting that maintaining a positive facade may not lead to success.
This way of living's gonna eat you up
Warning about the detrimental effects of a particular lifestyle.
This way of leaving will one day catch up
Foreseeing consequences for the act of leaving or abandoning something.
Waste time, thinking about the chance that I'll wake up dead
Reflecting on the uncertainty of life, contemplating the possibility of sudden death.
Wishing that I wasn't so badly fed
Expressing dissatisfaction with one's physical condition or appearance.
Leaving it to fate to change my life for me
Relinquishing control and hoping for fate to bring about positive change.
Thinking in my sleep I'll write a symphony
Exploring the idea of creative expression and transformation through dreams.
Wild birds are flying as you drive by
Observing the freedom of nature compared to the constraints of human life.
This guy is always making out with this gal
Describing a recurring romantic interaction between two individuals.
This way of living's gonna eat you up
Reiterating the negative consequences of a certain lifestyle.
This way of leaving will one day catch up
Repeating the anticipation of repercussions for leaving something behind.
Spillt wine, not mine, leaving everything I loved except this town
Referencing a spilled drink, possibly symbolizing lost or abandoned elements of life.
I never seem to get it right or write it down
Expressing frustration with a continuous inability to succeed or articulate thoughts.
I'll leave you to get by I've got to make it rhyme
Choosing to let others manage without providing assistance, focusing on personal goals.
I'll figure out a way to not get
Leaving the resolution of a situation or problem unfinished.
So tired and lonely, so what it's only
Acknowledging weariness and solitude, downplaying the significance of the experience.
It's only dying and I'm getting close
Accepting the proximity of death, suggesting a nonchalant attitude towards it.
I'm not quite dying, you know how it goes
Clarifying that the speaker is not yet dying but understanding the inevitability of it.
It's just the shakes make me comatose
Attributing a numb or detached state to physical symptoms or external factors.
The will to die or drive to the coast
Contemplating the choice between embracing death or seeking a change in environment.
So tired and lonely, so what it's only
Reiterating feelings of exhaustion and loneliness, maintaining a nonchalant perspective.
It's only dying and I'm getting close
Emphasizing the proximity of death and the speaker's acceptance of it.
I'm not quite dying, you know how it goes
Reiterating that the speaker is not yet dying but acknowledging the inevitable progression.
It's just the shakes make me comatose
Linking physical symptoms to a state of unconsciousness or lack of emotional responsiveness.
The will to die or drive to the coast
Weighing the options between succumbing to the will to die or seeking a change by heading to the coast.
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