Natural Disaster
Cindy Greene Lyrics
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All alone
'gone out
So many nights
Nobody's there
Lost and wasted
Why am I alone?
Who made me this way?
All alone, alone
Why am I alone?
I feel so alone
Natural disaster (disaster)
Natural disaster (disaster)
Oh, this night mistrust (heartless rust)
Who made me this way?
Blinding, spinning, shining, bright and burning, ruined, dead, hurting
Blinding, spinning, shining, bright and burning, ruined, dead, hurting
Light is blinding, spinning and shining, bright and burning, ruined and hurting, colours are flashing, in the dark smoke, mirrors the face is hoping,
I can remember why I, came here before, I don't know how I,
Feel like I don't know, I feel like I don't know, how will I feel like,
I don't know how I, feel like I don't know, how will I feel, I, how will I feel, I.
(All alone, all alone, all alone)
The lyrics of Cindy Greene's "Natural Disaster" reflect the feeling of loneliness and isolation. The singer expresses that they have been alone for so many nights without anyone's company, lost and wasted. They wonder why they are alone and who made them this way. The repetition of "natural disaster" reinforces the idea that the singer's solitude is an inevitable and unavoidable force, something that cannot be controlled or changed. The use of imagery in the lyrics, such as "blinding, spinning, shining, bright and burning, ruined, dead, hurting" creates a sense of chaos and turmoil, emphasizing the emotional state of the singer.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh, oh, oh
Expressing a feeling of despair, hopelessness, and loneliness.
All alone
Feeling isolated and disconnected from others, lacking companionship and support.
'gone out
Referring to being out and about, but feeling lost and disoriented in an unfamiliar environment.
So many nights
Enduring many sleepless nights, feeling restless, agitated, and uncertain about the future.
Nobody's there
Feeling abandoned and neglected, with no one to turn to for comfort and guidance.
Lost and wasted
Feeling directionless and aimless, with no clear purpose or goals for the future.
Why am I alone?
Asking a rhetorical question to express a deep sense of loneliness and despair, wondering why life has turned out this way.
Who made me this way?
Pondering one's identity and sense of self, wondering why they are the way they are and questioning the value of their existence.
(Natural Disaster)
Referring to the feeling of being a force of nature, like a hurricane or earthquake, causing chaos and destruction in one's own life and the lives of others.
I feel so alone
Emphasizing the intensity of the feeling of isolation and loneliness, expressing a sense of profound sadness and despair.
Natural disaster (disaster)
Repeating the phrase from before to emphasize the destructive power of the feeling of being alone and lost in the world.
Oh, this night mistrust (heartless rust)
Comparing the feeling of loneliness and despair to something cold, hard, and corroded, a metaphor for the erosion of one's spirit and soul.
Light is blinding, spinning and shining, bright and burning, ruined and hurting, colours are flashing, in the dark smoke, mirrors the face is hoping
Describing a chaotic and overwhelming experience of sensory overload, where the world is spinning out of control and everything is too bright, too loud, too overwhelming, too confusing, mirroring the inner turmoil and confusion of the singer's own mind and emotions.
I can remember why I, came here before, I don't know how I,
Expressing a sense of uncertainty and confusion about one's past and present, wondering how they got where they are and what the future holds.
Feel like I don't know, I feel like I don't know, how will I feel like,
Repeating the phrase to emphasize the deep sense of confusion and disorientation, wondering how to move forward and what the future holds in store.
I don't know how I, feel like I don't know, how will I feel, I, how will I feel, I.
Continuing to express a sense of confusion and uncertainty about one's emotions and the future, wondering about the direction of their life and how to find purpose and meaning.
(All alone, all alone, all alone)
Repeating the phrase from before to emphasize the deep sense of isolation and loneliness, underscoring the overall theme of the song.
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Written by: CASEY SPOONER, WARREN FISCHER
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@EfficientRVer
Scary stories won't stop me from hiking alone in extremely remote places. Mostly not in national parks, but I've been in crazy places and situations alone in those also. Even looking for the remains of someone who disappeared mysteriously in a national park, though likely via either foul play (my opinion) or just an accident (official investigators' presumption).
As for bigfoot, etc, I do have two (totally independent) friends of friends who claim to have seen what they believe to have been that, one more clearly than the other. But it's UFOs that I'm totally convinced of the reality of being something extraordinary. Fairly close sightings by several people I know and trust completely. Plus 55 years of reading and personal investigations tending to confirm some things I read and tended to believe.
Once you believe in one extremely incredible thing or incident being true, it's hard to automatically disbelieve people who feel the same way about other extremely incredible things or incidents. And we know little enough about the exact reality of each odd phenomenon, that I find it hard to rule out that some, most, or all might be linked. Things are not all as they seem, but we already knew that from quantum physics.
Still, that's not enough reason to believe vague claims by people not willing to go on the record with their name and everything they know, to allow scrutiny and fact checking. Like this alleged ranger quoted here, 2nd-hand, 3rd-hand, 4th-hand, or whatever.
I don't mind tempting fate a bit to see what I want to see and do what I want to do. We all die soon enough anyway. The odds were that I'd be dead several times over by now. It's all gravy now, all icing on the cake. For family reasons, I exercise some caution. But I'm not going to be paralyzed with fear, into living life on a couch. That can be fatal, also.
@dia9491
We were camping in upstate NY. My husband went to the lake to get water and I fell asleep in the tent. At 2am I woke up and he still wasn’t back. He is an experienced hiker and I knew something was wrong.
I drove down the mountain to get reception on my phone and got once it still didn’t work. I found a pay phone by some miracle and called 911.
He was lucky but something really messed up happened. He was 8 miles in when they found him. He had hypothermia and his feet were mangled from hiking barefoot. We never found his shoes. His shirt was ripped almost in half and he had no water. It took 100 volunteers to find him and the the park rangers said they didn’t understand how he got so far in because he had to have crossed over a road to get there. My husband has no memory of crossing a road. He has no idea where his shoes were, how his shirt ripped, why he had no water when he went to get water. Nothing. Again this is a serious hiker and we are both backwoods campers who’ve hiked all over the world.
15 years later he still has no memory of crossing a road while lost. He has no idea how he got lost. He doesn’t know where his phone went or his gps.
Sometimes it doesn’t matter how experienced you are. You can get turned around in the dark easily. Never hike alone, period. Don’t get water alone if you’re not in sight of your partner. Anything can happen. I thank God that those wonderful volunteers showed up for us.
@passit467
Scary experience wasnt it.. beware b4 god created human beings, god created the angels from light and then the djinns, created from v hot smokeless fire / plasma.. these supernatural are mostly djinnly activities.. ufos are djinns..
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@beachgirrl878
Have him do a hypnosis regression...
@dia9491
@@beachgirrl878 that’s a great idea.
@poison7290
@@beachgirrl878 would be interesting
@hopes4113
I am so thankful the he was found. As a certified hypnotherapist I urge that he be hypnotized by a credible practitioner to reveal the answers of his lost time. Also Sterling Psychic Medium may be able to help. He can be found here on YT.
@TigerLily61811
I've noticed that many of these places where the disappearances occur are named things like "Superstition Mountains, "Devils Den", Demon's Alley", "Witches Pass", or "Headless Creek". So maybe strange things have been happening in these places not just in recent years... but for quite a while; long enough for the locals to name them for it!
@kevinedwards171
Where are these places I want to investigate
@heidimisfeldt5685
There have to be reasons for those kinds of names. Definitely a warning to the wise. Never go alone, or best always stay all close together.
@AmericanPatriot1778
Indian names, Indians want go there STAY OUT!!!