Lights Up

Switchfoot

Transposer:

[Intro] Step into the light Step into the light [Verse 1] What do you mean? I’m sorry by the way Never coming back down Can’t you see? I could but wouldn’t stay I wouldn’t put it like that What do you mean? I’m sorry by the way Never coming around Be so sweet if things just stayed the same Do-do-do-do-do [Chorus] All the lights couldn’t put out the dark Runnin’ through my heart Lights up and they know who you are Know who you are Do you know who you are? [Bridge] Shine step into the light Shine so bright sometimes Shine I’m not ever going back Shine step into the light Shine so bright sometimes Shine I’m not ever going back Shine step into the light Shine so bright sometimes Shine I’m not ever Yeah! [Interlude] Step into the light [Verse 2] What do you mean? I’m sorry by the way Never going back now Can’t you see I could but woudn’t stay Wouldn’t put it like that What do you mean? I’m sorry by the way Never going oh I! Be so sweet if things just stayed the same Do-do-do-do-do [Chorus] All the lights couldn’t put out the dark Runnin’ through my heart Lights up and they know who you are Know who you are Do you know who you are? [Bridge] Shine step into the light Shine so bright sometimes Shine I’m not ever going back Shine step into the light Shine so bright sometimes Shine I’m not ever going back Shine step into the light Shine so bright sometimes Shine I’m not ever aww! [Outro] (step into the light) Step into the light yeah! (step into the light) yeah (step into the light) Step into the light yeah! (step into the light)

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La chanson évoque l'idée de faire face à ses propres incertitudes et de choisir de se libérer des ténèbres qui nous entourent. Elle encourage à illuminer notre chemin en acceptant qui nous sommes vraiment, tout en laissant derrière soi ce qui ne nous sert plus. L’auteur exprime à quel point il est difficile de revenir en arrière, mettant en avant un désir de croissance personnelle et d'authenticité. Le contexte de cette œuvre peut être lié à des moments de doute, où l’on hésite entre rester dans la zone de confort ou s’engager sur un chemin lumineux et authentique. C'est un appel à avancer avec courage, à embrasser la lumière tout en reconnaissant les luttes internes que l'on peut rencontrer.

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