Every Step

Charlie Winston

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Intro: I’m a fool to be kind to you It’s not what the men in your life tend to do Must be so strange finding someone Who only accepts you Rejection’s a lesson you’ve had Your lost in the anger you feel for your dad But oh how he loves you there’s no doubt With all his high hopes for you I could push you away I could say I don’t want you no more I could drive you right into the floor And tell you your useless get used to it lady But I’m big in believing that baby your bigger than that It’s respect for yourself that you lack And success it’s a move that you choose With eve - ry step I want to grow old with you To hold your old hand and look back on our youth I will be strong at times I might not I’m only human I could push you away I could say I don’t want you no more I could drive you right into the floor And tell you your useless get used to it lady But I’m big in believing that baby your bigger than that It’s respect for yourself that you lack And success it’s a move that you choose With eve - ry step So be free like a bumble bee Spread wings like a bird Squawk like a peacock and let your voice be heard It’s okay I have no lock key or a cage You’ve got to want to stay I won’t push you away I Won’t say I don’t want you no more I won’t drive you right into the floor But I’ll tell you your beautiful get on with it lady Cause I’m big in believing that baby your bigger than that It’s respect for yourself that you lack And success it’s a move that you choose With eve - ry step So take a step It’s just step by step

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Cette chanson aborde le thème de la confiance en soi et de l'amour inconditionnel. Le narrateur exprime sa compassion envers une personne qui semble se sentir rejetée et perdue, souvent à cause des relations difficiles qu'elle a eues dans le passé. Il lui rappelle qu'elle mérite du respect et qu'elle a le potentiel de surmonter ses blessures. La relation qu'il désire construire est basée sur une acceptation mutuelle, où chaque pas compte, et il encourage cette personne à se libérer de ses doutes et à s'affirmer. Le récit semble également évoquer une promesse d'amour à long terme, en soulignant que malgré les difficultés, il souhaite la voir grandir et s'épanouir. La métaphore de l'envol et de l'affirmation de soi sous-entend que chacun a la capacité de briser ses chaînes et de s'accepter tel qu'il est.

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