Tangled
Kelly Sloan Lyrics
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Take me to the start
You've gone all blue but that's on you
To sort your insides out
Table's played, it's getting late
The answer comes to you
But change is hard and that's the part
That you don't want to do
That you don't want to do
Hold on, no one gets the feel on their first try
Hold on, everything comes out when it's time
Hold on, we got nothing going on anyway
Troubled teen, you're getting mean
It was all on you
We called the cops but that's your fault so
Get your own self out
Kick and scream, your life's a dream
Just wait 'til it gets hard
Change your tune, it's all on you
To sort your insides out
Change is hard and that's the part
That we don't want to do
Hold on, no one gets the feel on their first try
Hold on, everything comes out when it's time
Hold on, we got nothing going on
We got nothing going on
Change is hard and that's the part that we don't want to do
Hold on, no one gets the feel on their first try
Hold on, everything comes out when it's time
Hold on, no one gets the feel on their first try
Hold on, everything comes out when it's time
It's alright
The lyrics to Kelly Sloan's song "Tangled" explore themes of change, personal growth, and taking responsibility for one's actions. The opening lines, "Tangled changer, what's the game? Take me to the start," suggest a desire for change and a willingness to embark on a new path. The mention of being "tangled" implies a feeling of being caught up in a complicated situation or mindset. The line "You've gone all blue but that's on you, to sort your insides out" suggests that the responsibility for personal growth lies within oneself. It implies that the person needs to introspect and address their internal struggles.
As the song progresses, it seems to address someone who is resistant to change or facing difficulties. The line "Change is hard and that's the part that you don't want to do" highlights the inherent difficulty in embracing change. The lyrics convey a message that change requires effort and a willingness to confront one's issues head-on. The line "Hold on, everything comes out when it's time" suggests that patience is important in the process of change. It implies that with time, everything will fall into place and the true self will be revealed.
The second verse introduces the idea of a troubled teen, possibly addressing a specific individual or the broader experience of adolescence. The mention of calling the cops and blaming the person for their own predicament signifies the consequences of their actions. The line "Kick and scream, your life's a dream, just wait 'til it gets hard" suggests that life's challenges will eventually catch up and compel one to change. The refrain "Change is hard and that's the part that we don't want to do" reflects a universal resistance to change, indicating that it is a common struggle for everyone.
In the end, the lyrics offer reassurance that it's alright and that change is a natural part of life. It implies that embracing change leads to personal growth and a sense of fulfillment.
Line by Line Meaning
Tangled changer, What's the game
Confused changer, what is the plan or purpose?
Take me to the start
Guide me back to the beginning
You've gone all blue but that's on you
You've become sad, but it's your own responsibility
To sort your insides out
To figure out and address your internal issues
Table's played, it's getting late
The situation is progressing and time is running out
The answer comes to you
The solution becomes clear to you
But change is hard and that's the part That you don't want to do
But changing is difficult, and that's the aspect you are unwilling to confront
Hold on, no one gets the feel on their first try
Be patient, nobody achieves understanding immediately
Hold on, everything comes out when it's time
Be patient, everything reveals itself in due course
Hold on, we got nothing going on anyway
Hold on, there is no significant activity happening regardless
Troubled teen, you're getting mean
Disturbed adolescent, you are becoming unkind
It was all on you
The blame rests solely on you
We called the cops but that's your fault so Get your own self out
We informed the authorities, but it's your fault, so you must handle it yourself
Kick and scream, your life's a dream
Protest and complain, your life seems perfect
Just wait 'til it gets hard
Just wait until the situation becomes difficult
Change your tune, it's all on you To sort your insides out
Change your attitude, it's your responsibility to address your internal issues
Change is hard and that's the part That we don't want to do
Changing is difficult, and that's the aspect we are unwilling to confront
We got nothing going on
There is no significant activity happening
It's alright
Everything is okay
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Jeff McMurrich, Kelly Sloan
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