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Moral Of The Story
Harm & Ease Lyrics
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is deeper than you'd know
I'll tell you if you trust me
I'm digging for treasure below
My woman tried to love me
I walked her on her way
But now I'm feeling lonely
Maybe I'm just singing tunes
I'm always thinking about Rock and Blues
And this one's for her
But I'm almost sure she's gone
All the luck in the world
couldn't convince these eyes of hurt
She's a load, my heavy weight
The reason for my madness
can never be explained.
With layers and trails
My body, it's frail
I'm hoping for you
When I talk to myself
and I'm going through hell
And I,
And I,
And I...
Couldn't walk all alone
Couldn't walk on my own
Couldn't walk all alone
Couldn't walk on my own
Maybe I'm just singing tunes
I'm always thinking about Rock and Blues
And this one's for her but I'm almost sure
She's gone,
She's gone,
She's gone...
All the luck in the world
couldn't convince these eyes of hurt
She's a load, my heavy weight,
my heavy weight.
my heavy weight, babe.
The lyrics to Harm & Ease's song "Moral of the Story" touch on themes of lost love, heartbreak, and self-reflection. The singer initially suggests that the true meaning behind the story is more complex than it appears on the surface, and promises to share the deeper message if trusted. The verses then delve into the singer's feelings of loneliness and regret after his partner left him. He acknowledges that he may be overly preoccupied with music, particularly rock and blues, but admits that this song is dedicated to his lost love. Despite his efforts to move on, he cannot shake the weight of his heartbreak, which he describes as a "load" and a "heavy weight."
The chorus itself is particularly impactful, emphasizing the singer's inability to cope with his loss. He repeats phrases like "couldn't walk all alone" and "she's gone" multiple times, emphasizing the finality of the situation. Additionally, the use of "all the luck in the world" speaks to a feeling of hopelessness about the possibility of reconciliation. The final repetition of "my heavy weight" hammers the emotional weight of the lyrics home, highlighting the fact that the singer is truly struggling.
Overall, "Moral of the Story" is a poignant and powerful song that captures the complex emotions of heartbreak and loss. The lyrics are simple yet effective, relying on repetition and evocative imagery to create a sense of profound sadness and hopelessness.
Line by Line Meaning
The Moral of the story
The lesson to be learned from this tale
is deeper than you'd know
It goes beyond the surface level
I'll tell you if you trust me
I'll share it with you if you have faith in me
I'm digging for treasure below
I'm searching for something valuable underneath
My woman tried to love me
My significant other attempted to show affection
I walked her on her way
I let her go
But now I'm feeling lonely
But now I'm experiencing solitude
and wishing that she would have stayed
and hoping that she would have remained
Maybe I'm just singing tunes
Perhaps I'm merely singing songs
I'm always thinking about Rock and Blues
I often contemplate rock and blues music
And this one's for her
This particular song is dedicated to her
But I'm almost sure she's gone
But I'm almost positive that she's left
All the luck in the world
Even if I had all the luck available
couldn't convince these eyes of hurt
it wouldn't alleviate the pain I feel
She's a load, my heavy weight
My significant other is a burden and source of heaviness
The reason for my madness
The cause of my insanity
can never be explained.
is impossible to clarify
With layers and trails
With complexities and paths
My body, it's frail
My physique is weak
I'm hoping for you
I'm counting on you
When I talk to myself
When I speak to nobody but me
and I'm going through hell
and I'm enduring immense suffering
And I,
And I,
And I...
And I...
Couldn't walk all alone
I couldn't move forward by myself
Couldn't walk on my own
I couldn't traverse the path alone
Couldn't walk all alone
I couldn't move forward by myself
Couldn't walk on my own
I couldn't traverse the path alone
Maybe I'm just singing tunes
Perhaps I'm merely singing songs
I'm always thinking about Rock and Blues
I often contemplate rock and blues music
And this one's for her but I'm almost sure
This particular song is dedicated to her but I'm almost positive
She's gone,
She's left,
She's gone,
She's left,
She's gone...
She's left...
All the luck in the world
Even if I had all the luck available
couldn't convince these eyes of hurt
it wouldn't alleviate the pain I feel
She's a load, my heavy weight,
My significant other is a burden and source of heaviness
my heavy weight.
my heavy weight
my heavy weight, babe.
my heavy weight, darling
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Rylan Hank Whalen, Juan D’Alotto, Ilan Diego Bozikovic Amores, Daniel Lopez Buitrago
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