In This Divide
Azam Ali Lyrics


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Strayed into myself
To find this sort of faint star
That shone even in this divide
Of where I'd come to be displaced
But maybe here, where time is fleeting
I'll try to fly, but not to stray

Cause we face the tides
Of will and divine
Though we mystify
What we flee and feel today

Strained by overgrown dreams
Rooted in disillusionment

But in the hour fate flaws
I know I'm not alone
And fall, it's the way I know
And fall, it's the way I'll grow

Cause we face the tides
Of will and divine
Though we mystify
What we flee and feel today

And why, when there's a way




Above the fire that fears of drought fill,
Do I crawl

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Azam Ali's song In This Divide are full of deep meaning and emotions that touch the soul. The song talks about the struggles of finding one's place in the world and dealing with the challenges that life brings. The first lines "Strayed into myself, to find this sort of faint star" suggest that the singer is looking within herself to find hope and light in the midst of darkness. The "divide" mentioned could refer to a physical or metaphorical separation between the singer and her surroundings. She feels displaced, but the faint star tells her that there is still beauty and hope to be found.


The second verse "Strained by overgrown dreams, rooted in disillusionment" suggests that the singer's dreams have grown beyond her control and they have led to a feeling of disillusionment. However, she finds comfort in the idea that someone else is facing similar struggles. This is represented in the line "In the hour fate flaws, I know I'm not alone".


The chorus "Cause we face the tides of will and divine, though we mystify what we flee and feel today" speaks of how we must face the challenges that life throws our way, both in terms of our own personal desires and the forces of the universe. The singer acknowledges that even though we may not fully understand what we are running from and what we are experiencing, we must face them head-on.


The final lines "And why, when there's a way above the fire that fears of drought fill, do I crawl" suggest that the singer knows there is a way out of her struggles, and yet she feels stuck, almost paralyzed by her situation. She questions why she is unable to take that leap of faith and embrace change.




Line by Line Meaning

Strayed into myself
I turned inward, searching for something within


To find this sort of faint star
I discovered a glimmer of hope amidst darkness


That shone even in this divide
The light was still present despite feeling separated from where I belong


Of where I'd come to be displaced
Feeling lost in a place that was once familiar


But maybe here, where time is fleeting
Perhaps in this transitory state, there is an opportunity for growth


I'll try to fly, but not to stray
I will aim for progress without losing sight of my purpose


Strained by overgrown dreams
Feeling burdened by the weight of unfulfilled aspirations


Rooted in disillusionment
These dreams were grounded in disappointment and a sense of loss


But in the hour fate flaws
In moments of unpredictability or hardship


I know I'm not alone
I am reassured that I am not the only one facing adversity


And fall, it's the way I know
Failure is inevitable, but it can be an opportunity for learning and growth


And fall, it's the way I'll grow
Through my setbacks, I will become stronger and wiser


Cause we face the tides
We encounter challenges and uncertainty in life


Of will and divine
These obstacles can originate from both ourselves and external forces


Though we mystify
Despite not fully comprehending


What we flee and feel today
The emotions and situations that cause us distress may not always be clear


And why, when there's a way
Despite a possible path forward


Above the fire that fears of drought fill,
Overcoming fears of scarcity and uncertainty


Do I crawl
Why do I hesitate to move forward?




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