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This lyric is about me leaving somebody that I really loved, but I had to do it, and I couldn't even say goodbye. I used the boat in a metaphorical way, to just sail Away and not look back. Life can be cruel and joyful the same time and I always wondered why I couldn't be the latter more than the former. I've had my share of cruel times in my life, as well as joyful. It just seems like the former has overtaken the latter. I know a lot of it has to do with my own choices, but other stuff is not my fault. I didn't ask to be born with ADHD, bipolar disorder, clinical depression, and anxiety. I've logged to find someone who understands me, and accepts me for who I am, but my choices with relationships has never been good. This lyric is another example of someone that I picked, and that I really loved, but was mature enough to know that I needed to leave it.

This lyric is about a love lost.... I'm not talking directly to the person, I'm just talking out loud to myself, and asking the questions that are in the lyric. It gets to the point where I want to take my life, and find myself staring at a knife. I contemplated about calling the song staring at a knife, but I wanted to put a positive spin on it and called it meet again. The song is hopeful that I will meet my love again, and I won't have to use the knife.

This lyric is about how I feel about myself and how I relate or it relates to the world around me. I think for so long in my life, I felt like I never fit in. This is one of the big reasons why I turned to drugs and alcohol. But I ended up feeling the same there too. I just need to find a place in life where I feel comfortable. It's an everyday search for me.

This lyric is about wanting to get back what I lost. I know I made mistakes in the relationship, and I'm pleading for one more chance. Not in a begging way, but in a way that says hey we had a great thing, I messed up, and what can I do to fix it and then move on. It's definitely a love song, with an opposite side to it. Aside that has deceit, lies, and pain

Steve Jobs said, "Your time is limited; don't waste it living someone else's life," and that is the heart and message of this song. We often get caught up in the motions of life and forget that our days on earth are numbered; even if one had a thousand years, they'd still come to an end. Many people tiptoe through life, hoping to make it safely to death, as one philosopher put it. We have people trapped in jobs they don't like, living lives they hate, and they feel like there is no way out of their misery; they have become so enslaved by society that they have forgotten about the dreams they once nurtured in their hearts when they had the liberty of mind to fantasize and explore the world of their imagination. The song is a reminder that each of us has a purpose to fulfill during our short stay on this side of eternity. It speaks of the fleeting nature of time, and challenges us in the Bridge to cut loose from the crowd, dare out into the unknown and chase the visions we hear calling out to us beyond.