Confession
One Mile Left Lyrics


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Yes now we′re old enough and now we should be grown up
Should act appropriate and don't be stupid
We were the first to rush in line and mess it all up
We′re out of closing doors and watching porn but
Please don't believe that this is true, cause it is not
And don't put faith in us, the cause for distrust
What we will do with our lives, we don′t know yet
So please don′t ever ask at all.

We have never learned enough
To know when to stop it
We still believe we will change
The world one day
You did all you could now hope and pray

I'm sorry that I never cared about speed limits
If I run over the first cat I′ll stop it
No one is perfect and art needs the right perspective
But please don't ever look at all

We have never learned enough
To know when to stop it
We still believe we will change
The world one day
You did all you could now hope and pray

I found out that we′re loosing ground now
And you say that we earned it somehow
You don't know
We should go
They told us we will have no future
We said yes, that is what we aim for
Yes we know.

We have never learned enough
To know when to stop it
We still believe we will change
The world one day
You did all you could now hope and pray

Learned enough
To know when to stop it
We still believe we will change




The world one day
You did all you could now hope and pray.

Overall Meaning

The chorus of One Mile Left’s song Confession kicks off with the statement “Yes, now we’re old enough and now we should be grown up, should act appropriate and don’t be stupid”. The song highlights the confusion and uncertainty that comes with adulthood. The first line speaks to the society’s expectations of individuals once they are considered “grown up”. The pressure of conforming and being responsible can often lead to confusion as to which path to take in life. This is further exemplified in the line “What we will do with our lives, we don’t know yet, so please don’t ever ask at all.” This shows the uncertainty that comes with being at that stage of one’s life.


The song goes on to show the individuals’ lack of judgment when it comes to decision making, as evidenced in the line, “I'm sorry that I never cared about speed limits, If I run over the first cat I'll stop it.” The song highlights the difficulty in understanding the difference between right and wrong, and how sometimes one can only hope to make the right decision. This is echoed in the line “We have never learned enough to know when to stop it”. The line further emphasizes the need for growth and understanding, especially when it comes to making responsible decisions.


Overall, One Mile Left’s Confession is a poignant representation of the struggles that come with growing up, the confusion that comes with it, and the uncertainty that can result from it.


Line by Line Meaning

Yes now we′re old enough and now we should be grown up
We should act mature and responsible now that we're older.


Should act appropriate and don't be stupid
We need to behave in a sensible and appropriate manner.


We were the first to rush in line and mess it all up
We were foolish and reckless, making mistakes early on.


We′re out of closing doors and watching porn but
We're wasting time and not being productive.


Please don't believe that this is true, cause it is not
Don't take our words or actions seriously, as they don't reflect the truth.


And don't put faith in us, the cause for distrust
We are unreliable and not trustworthy, so don't rely on us.


What we will do with our lives, we don′t know yet
We don't have a clear idea of our future plans.


So please don′t ever ask at all.
Therefore, don't bother asking about our life plans or goals.


We have never learned enough
We've never learned enough about life and its complexities.


To know when to stop it
We don't know when to stop doing something or need guidance on it.


We still believe we will change
We still have faith that we can make a difference.


The world one day
We believe we will do it someday, no matter how difficult the task is.


You did all you could now hope and pray
We acknowledge your efforts and hope and pray for better outcomes.


I'm sorry that I never cared about speed limits
We are sorry for our reckless behavior and lack of concern for rules.


If I run over the first cat I′ll stop it
We still want to make it right, even if we have already made a mistake.


No one is perfect and art needs the right perspective
We are aware that we're not perfect and perspective matters in art.


But please don't ever look at all
However, it's better if you don't pay attention to our art or creations.


I found out that we′re loosing ground now
We learned that we're losing our position and reputation.


And you say that we earned it somehow
Others believe that we deserved this through our actions.


You don't know
However, they don't know the whole story or context.


We should go
We should move on and try to improve ourselves.


They told us we will have no future
Others warned us that we have no prospects for the future.


We said yes, that is what we aim for
Though we are aware of the challenge, we remain determined to achieve our goals.


Yes we know.
We are aware of the situation and the reality of our situation.


Learned enough
We have learned some things, but not enough to be completely prepared for life.


To know when to stop it
We need guidance to understand when it is time to stop some actions.


We still believe we will change
We still keep our faith to change the world one day.


The world one day
We seem to believe we will make a difference someday, but not today.


You did all you could now hope and pray.
We appreciate other's efforts and hope and pray for better.




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