Breathin'
Phuture Noize feat. Snowflake Lyrics
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No voice, can't go back there
These scars say it all
(Say it all)
I'm breathing in
Still breathing in
I'm breathing in
I'm breathing in
Acceptance I'm exhaling
I'm breathing in
Still breathing in
I'm breathing in
Acceptance I'm exhaling
In the song "Breathin'" by Phuture Noize feat. Snowflake, the lyrics are centered around the idea of being awake at night and not being able to go back to a certain time or place. The scars one has accumulated throughout their life tell a story of their past and the experiences they've had. The lyrics express acceptance and letting go of past situations or events, allowing one to exhale and move forward.
The repetition of the phrase "I'm breathing in, still breathing in" represents the act of taking in one's surroundings and coming to terms with them. The use of "acceptance" emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and accepting one's past in order to move on from it. The repeated use of "breathing in" and "exhaling" creates a sense of control over one's emotions and mental state.
Overall, the lyrics convey a message of accepting and embracing one's past in order to move forward and continue breathing in the present moment.
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Contributed by Jonathan B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@testoboss
Phuture noize is currently the best hardstyle producer imo
@ortizle2353
Wow, Phuture has been rockin it this year
@exodus8392
phuture noize is so amazing. definetly one of the best Hardstyle albums out there. pure perfection <3
@Boundless2k10
Marco is the most brilliant producer of them all. Love his style!
@ScorpionFireBlade29
best album of the year. 1000% perfection
@jeroenvissers7021
Jeroen Fireblade Jeroen approves
@nvbombsquad3620
Jeroen Fireblade best album of the year and many years to come* :P
@brainlessvoid6068
So true
@nicolaiecclesiastico745
Jeroen Fireblade true!
@JohnnyG860
Couldn't be said better good sir