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This lyric is not looking back but only looking to the Future. You can't change what's done in the past and you can only hope for a new and different outcome in the future. Unfortunately sometimes the tough times repeat themselves in life, and all you can do again is pray for the things to pass then be in the past and look to the Future for another positive part of your life. But you have to be a smart person, and try not to repeat mistakes, or live in the past. If you do this, then you will most likely be one of the successful people who experience positive outcomes in life more than they do setbacks

This lyric is about after a relationship is over. The person realizes that their mind is Road blocked from getting well by the memories of this person and the things that they did. They realize after that this person didn't have any empathy, sympathy any sight of what the other person is going through. They were abusive, they lacked tact, but yet back in the days when the relationship was good, it was a seminence of love.

This lyric is about two people in love. One has the main energy of the relationship, she has the fire, and the other person is the wood that'll keep it burning. But if the wood runs ou, t then so does the love and so does the fire. The woman comforts this person in every way, and they just know that it's the love of their life. He hopes that the fire never Burns out, because he runs out.

This song is about when I was younger in school and started using drugs and alcohol. I was not a good person, I was rude, and acted like a fool even though I was smart and had all the tools to be successful. When I got sober at different times in my life, those positive skills came out and I was successful. But I think deep down I thought I didn't deserve success. I was just insecure, and lacking self-esteem. But I kept at it, I never stopped trying to get my life right.

This lyric is about having one of the most important things in life, a family. Family stick together, or at least you think they should. I know mine has stuck by me my whole life, and I feel very fortunate for that. Through my years of using drugs and alcohol, my family never gave up on me, and at times they even enabled me, which wasn't the best thing. But one of the driving forces to get myself clean and sober, was the love I had for my family, and the love that they had for me. It was unwavering, and they loved me unconditionally. But then there are people who don't have a family, for whatever reason. Those people, I wish I could give them my experience of having a family.