Out There
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Through all my pain - the hope's remained that someone's out there
Blind like me - dependent on belief that someone's out there
Hard as I may try - who is on my side if there's nobody out there
I stop and wonder why - why should I even try if there's nobody out there
Could I have walked right by - or even said hi to that someone out there
Blind like me - dependent on belief that someone's out there
How can I find what I'm looking for?




Overall Meaning

The song "Out There" by we. explores the theme of loneliness and the search for meaning and connection in life. The lyrics convey a sense of isolation and despair as the singer questions the existence of anyone who might help alleviate his pain and suffering. He feels blind and helpless in his search for companionship and support, and relies on his belief in the possibility that someone is out there to help him through his struggles.


The opening line "Through all my pain - the hope's remained that someone's out there" embodies the central message of the song - that despite the numerous obstacles and challenges we face in life, we continue to hold onto the hope that we are not alone. However, the repetition of the phrase "Blind like me - dependent on belief that someone's out there" reinforces the sense of helplessness that the singer feels, as if the belief in someone else's presence is merely a crutch that he relies on without any concrete evidence.


As the song progresses, the singer's desperation grows, and he questions whether his search for someone out there is in vain. The lines "Hard as I may try - who is on my side if there's nobody out there / I stop and wonder why - why should I even try if there's nobody out there" depict a sense of hopelessness and disillusionment as the singer realizes that his efforts might be futile if the person he seeks may not even exist.


In the end, the vital question asked by the singer is "How can I find what I'm looking for?" - a question that remains unanswered. The song ends with a sense of ambiguity, underscoring our search for meaning and connection in life, and the uncertainty that comes with it.


Line by Line Meaning

Through all my pain - the hope's remained that someone's out there
Despite enduring pain, I have always held onto hope that there is someone out there.


Blind like me - dependent on belief that someone's out there
I am blind to the existence of someone out there but still depend on the belief that they are there.


Hard as I may try - who is on my side if there's nobody out there
Even if I try hard, if there is nobody out there, who can support me?


I stop and wonder why - why should I even try if there's nobody out there
I question whether I should even try if there is nobody out there.


Could I have walked right by - or even said hi to that someone out there
I wonder if I have already crossed paths or interacted with the person who is out there.


Blind like me - dependent on belief that someone's out there
Once again, I am blind to the existence of someone out there but still depend on the belief that they are there.


How can I find what I'm looking for?
I am unsure of how I can find the person I am searching for.




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Written by: WILLIE HUTCH

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Marlene Polkowski

Thank you for helping Mal with the donations!! Much love. AML family we out there. Peace

Ms R

Mal - LOVE the concept of recovering family members helping with interviews!! That's AWESOME. The beast helpers at each area of your ministry are appearing! LOVE to you Luna & Marcus!

Larry Maynard

Mal you should have someone help you do interviews when you are feeling lousy. God bless you Mal

Mary Nieves

Great to see handing out sleeping bags. Thank you all for the donations. β€οΈβ€πŸ©Ή

EL

Looking forward to Luna & Marcus interviewing others! It's a huge release for both of them & those being interviewed. A total level of clarification with understanding each others individual addictions with their own struggles. Releasing oneself to one other going through their daily struggles brings them the weight loss that they carry in their hearts & minds that they keep in their silences. They matter and we appreciate them sharing awareness & educating us all about addiction. They have awakened so many of us which is hard enough for them to share. We learned not to judge any of them. They are strong enough now to release their own truths seeking the help they want & need they give to themselves & we applaud πŸ‘πŸ‘ them for believing in their love for themselves & their beautiful selves! It's absolutely a beautiful gift to ones self. πŸ€—πŸ’―πŸ‘

Jackie Williams

God Bless the donors and Mal for his hard work. πŸ™β™₯οΈπŸ™

Chelby Davis

Thank you AML for this video. In the next few weeks, I’ll be live on TikTok talking about addiction because I’ve lost three relatives to addiction and when I was growing up in high school, I was curious about drugs and wanted to try them out because I thought it was so much fun but my classmates and some of my school staff members kept talking me out of it so I just didn’t do it and only when I got into my early 20s I saw what addiction is really all about and not just on the fun side. So if I can make a difference of talking about addiction on TikTok, then I’m doing great because every school whether they are going or not every school need to know what the real ugly side of addiction is all about. And by the way, again thank you for this film so much.

Kat Sm-Wo

That’s a great idea. Thanks for giving yourself and your time to young people and the very important information for their health and safety

Chelby Davis

@Kat Sm-Wo ur very welcome

Tracey Yaas Woods

Mi Mal and everyone on the chat it’s so awesome what your always doing, now interviews with two of your helpersπŸ™πŸ½πŸ˜‰

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