Lyrics
There has to be a reason I'm alive
Expresses a search for a purpose or meaning in life.
There has to be a reason that I cry
Recognizes emotions and the need for reasons behind them, even in sadness.
And as I walk these roads throughout my life
Reflects on the journey through life's paths.
I find the subtle reasons
Finds subtle, perhaps not immediately evident, reasons along life's journey.
There has to be a reason I'm alive
Reiterates the quest for a purpose in existence.
I know there'll be a reason that I die
Acknowledges the inevitability of death and the curiosity about its reason.
And as I walk these roads throughout my life
Continues the contemplation of life's journey and its underlying motives.
I find the subtle reason
Finds subtle reasons that might not be immediately apparent.
No
Encourages the listener to actively seek their own purpose or reason.
No, no
-You find your reason
-You find your reason
-You find your reason
-Maybe there's no reason for existence
Questions the existence of inherent reasons and proposes the idea of creating one's own purpose.
If so, we're all fishies in the ocean we call life
-But I believe it doesn't 'til we make one up
-We create our own reason
-Kill them all
Urge to let go of negative thoughts, embrace change, and love through life's challenges.
Your thoughts won't help you anymore
-Free your heart
-It's the only thing that breaks but still can be taught
-Love every death that comes into your life
-It's just a test
-Shed your skin
-Realize that's water, you you were just your kin
-I know there is a reason I'm alive
Asserts a belief in a reason for living and dying, emphasizing gratitude as a motive.
I know there'll be a reason why I'll die
-But as I walk these paths throughout my life
-Gratitude's the reason
-Embrace the subtle reason
-Make your own reason
Encourages the creation of individual reasons for one's existence.
Do you see this?
Explores emotions—fear, anger, and the desire for an easy way out—highlighting the cycle of reincarnation until one learns necessary lessons.
Are you scared?
-Or you're angry
-Based in fear
-Do you want out
-Easy way
-Well, ok, we'll just come again
-Do you see this?
-Are you scared?
-Or you're angry
-Based in fear
-We all want out
-Easy way
-Well, ok, we'll just come again
-And again, and again, and again
-'Til we learn what we have to
-Learn what we have to
-And again, and again
Emphasizes the iterative nature of learning until understanding essential lessons.
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