Envy
Navigating the Maze of Envy: Youth of Today's Candid ReflectionLyrics
Constant competition and criticism between friends
Describes constant competition and criticism among friends.
we'll bite and fight with our might until we win in the end
Expresses a determination to fight fiercely until victory is achieved.
I've got one up one you you've got one up on me
Acknowledges a reciprocal nature of one-upmanship between individuals.
overlooking each other's worthy qualities
Highlights the tendency to overlook each other's positive qualities.
I'm sorry it's got a hold of me
Apologizes for being consumed by envy.
and I pray I can't shake free
Expresses a desire for release from the grip of envy through prayer.
I'll damage my pride, it'll hurt me
Anticipates damage to pride and acknowledges the emotional pain.
so tangled up in ENVY
Describes being deeply entangled in the destructive emotion of envy.
I lash out at you you strike back at a chance
Describes a cycle of lashing out and retaliatory strikes.
low blows anything goes at each others expense
Describes a situation where anything goes in the pursuit of hurting each other.
We're choosing up teams we're picking up sides
Refers to the act of forming teams and taking sides in conflicts.
we try to nudge and we won't budge an inch for our pride
Describes a stubborn unwillingness to compromise for the sake of pride.
I'm sorry it's got a hold of me
Reiterates the impact of envy and the difficulty in breaking free.
and I pray I can't shake free
Expresses a hope for liberation through prayer.
I'll damage my pride, it'll hurt me
Acknowledges the potential damage to personal pride.
so tangled up in ENVY
Describes being deeply entangled in the destructive emotion of envy.
Conceit false prestige
Mentions conceit and false prestige as elements of the story.
same old story hunt for glory
Describes a recurring theme of seeking glory in a familiar narrative.
will I ever see humility and will it ever manifest in me
Questions the possibility of experiencing humility and personal growth.
and when the damage's gone, no one won
Reflects on the aftermath of damage, emphasizing that no one truly wins.
and that's our idea of fun
Describes the distorted concept of fun in the context of causing harm.
Enough
Concludes with a statement indicating that the discussed behaviors are enough.
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