Work
Tracy T Lyrics


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It’s easy to blame you
I never own up to my faults and failings
And I always fall down
Just like a stairs without the railings
But oh my harshest truth
Is I’m scared that I’m like you
Well there’s nothing
Nothing now
That you could ever teach me
Cos you could never work it out
No there’s nothing
Nothing now
That you could ever teach me
Cos you could never work it out
I’ll never need you
I won’t pretend it wasn’t hard to face it
I made it by myself
Now I expect to just to hear bad news
Because you can’t see the truth
And I’ll never be the same
As you
And there’s nothing
Nothing now
That you could ever teach me
Cos you could never work it out
No there’s nothing
Nothing now
That you could ever teach me
Cos you could never work it out
You could never work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
You could never work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
You could never work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
You could never work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Well there’s nothing
Nothing now
That you could ever teach me
Cos you could never work it out
No there’s nothing
Nothing now
That you could ever teach me
Cos you could never work it out
You could never work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out
Work it out




Work it out
Work it out

Overall Meaning

The song "Work" by Tracy T talks about personal growth and the struggles that come with it. The opening lines, "It's easy to blame you, I never own up to my faults and failings" suggest that while the singer has been blaming someone else for his/her problems, they have now come to terms with the fact that they are responsible for their own life. The lines, "And I always fall down, just like stairs without the railings" convey the sense of vulnerability that comes with growth, that despite one's best efforts to progress, there will always be slip-ups and regressions.


The chorus, "That you could ever teach me, cos you could never work it out" suggests that the singer has moved on from someone who was once a teacher or mentor, but now realizes that they have surpassed them in their own personal growth. The lyrics, "I’ll never need you, I won’t pretend it wasn’t hard to face it, I made it by myself" further emphasize this idea that the singer has overcome their dependence on someone else's guidance and has become self-reliant.


The repetition of "work it out" in the latter part of the song represents the struggles that one must endure in order to grow and evolve. The overall message of the song is one of self-reliance, self-awareness, and the importance of taking ownership of one's own life.


Line by Line Meaning

It’s easy to blame you
I find it simple to put the blame on you


I never own up to my faults and failings
I never take responsibility for my mistakes and weaknesses


And I always fall down
I often fail


Just like a stairs without the railings
I'm like an unstable staircase


But oh my harshest truth
But the hardest truth about myself


Is I’m scared that I’m like you
Is that I'm afraid of being like you


Well there’s nothing Nothing now That you could ever teach me Cos you could never work it out No there’s nothing Nothing now That you could ever teach me Cos you could never work it out
I don't think there is anything you could teach me since you can't figure things out yourself


I’ll never need you
I'll never require your assistance


I won’t pretend it wasn’t hard to face it
I won't lie that it was easy to confront my situation


I made it by myself
I accomplished it on my own


Now I expect to just to hear bad news
Now I anticipate bad news


Because you can’t see the truth
Because you can't understand the reality


And I’ll never be the same As you
I'll never be similar to you


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Repeated chorus


Well there’s nothing Nothing now That you could ever teach me Cos you could never work it out No there’s nothing Nothing now That you could ever teach me Cos you could never work it out You could never work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out Work it out
Chorus repeated with slight difference




Lyrics Β© DistroKid
Written by: Callum Eckley, Finley Anderton, Jonathan Edmunds, Richard Protheroe

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D Bonds

Mann I was bout 20 bangin this whole tape runnin it upπŸ’―

curtismyname Heard

This was my joint back than

Edward Kenway

Still bumping this

HoopCam1

Work I got that, don't need no pyrex, I move shipments, I don't whip shit!

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