Rain, fallin' from a gray sky Pain, the kind that makes God cry Shame, shadowing my eyes Flames, surrounding my life ......surrounding my life. Lies, try to destroy me Cries, try to employ me Fight, for what I can't see Try, for what I could be .......for what I could be Doors, open to my soul Torn, lost all my control War, causing my blood to flow Sore, from the wind that blows .....from the wind that blows Tears, streaming down my face Fears, caused from this place Near, to the end of this maze Here, I will face this blaze ...I will face this blaze This is a song. It sounds better with a melody rather than just reading it because it's got a different meter. I just figured someone could give me some honest input about it. No, it's not about anyone!! It's not about me!! There is no hidden meaning!!! It's not completed yet! (I still have to get the chorus just right before I add it.) The song is about a person facing their fears for the first time. The first verse kind of sets the scene. The person is tired of being ashamed, tired of being pushed around by their fear, to the point it causes them physical pain. They know they have to do something about it because it is burning their life up. The second verse is my attempt to convey our natural emotions when we do face our fears. Sometimes, usually when we are most vulnerable, the devil inside inside tells us we aren't worthy. We aren't strong enough to stand up and fight. We then have to make a conscious decision to do just that, even though we can't always see what we are fighting. In the third verse the person is feeling really vulnerable, really exposed. They now know that they are in a battle. Fighting a fear that has plagued them all their life, they are becoming exhausted. Fighting and enemy that is invisible, yet powerful. The fourth verse is my favorite. This is a place that we've all been. I imagine a person that has taken all they are going to take. Someone who has been quiet and let the world, and their fear push them around. They have had enough, and have decided to take control of their emotions, take control of their life. So, with their face red from tears and anger, they stand up, stick out their chest, and conquer their fear for the first time. They face the blaze, and walk thru it unscathed. This is just my interpretation. When you read it what did you think it was about? Please, leave me comments and suggestions. Did you have the same interpration? What is your "invisible enemy"? Alcohol? Tobacco? Pornography? Bad Language? The fear of being hurt? The fear of being judged? The fear of not being noticed? I've dealt with and still deal with a lot of these. Please let me know what you think. THANKS!!!!! |