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This lyric is a love song about a man who lost his wife and has a locket in his pocket and a picture of her that he saved to put inside the locket. I'm sure a lot of people have pictures of loved ones saved somewhere whether it be in a book or in a frame or in a locket. So this song is definitely sentimental, sad, a love song, dreamy, and gives one a lot of thought.

This is a fictitious lyric that a lot of people probably can relate to it's about a kid that grows up in a family with a very honest hard-working mom and an alcoholic dad who's nothing but an asshole and a lousy father. I had a couple of friends going up and I knew this was the situation, sort of made me think about writing a song. It's it's about no one in particular but I'm sure that a lot of people can relate to it. It's unfortunate that this is the way someone has to grow up, and I definitely hear these stories in meetings that I go to for recovery

There have been many times in my life that I felt lost, and would never find my way back. Depression, and a lack of a meaningful relationship was a big reason. Also my perceived notion, that I wasn't liked and head no friends was another reason. I think my BiPolar and Anxiety played a huge roll.

This lyric is about a superficial relationship that I was in. My GF at the time would never talk about what she was feeling. She never could get deep, and tell me how she really felt. Everything was always light, and my wanting of a real discussion was met with resistance and disdain. Eventually this lack of intimacy tore us apart.

When I was using drugs, I knew deep down that I was a good guy, but I might have been the only one at the time. I used to sit in my house and get high and look at my phone and wonder why no one ever called me. Besides my mom and once in awhile my sister the phone just didn't ring. It was always me who had to make an outgoing call, and sometimes the person that I called never even called back. You see, no one wants to be around someone who's doing drugs, especially when they have lots of potential, people just get fed up. That's what happened to me. So I guess the question was should I even have a phone, because what good was it. We all know that in today's day and age your phone is used for much more than just a phone call. But I could have done all that on my laptop, LOL. I guess this song has a serious tone to it as well as a quirky or comedic side. But there's nothing funny about sitting home alone doing drugs. It's a very sad existence, you're not living life at all. Above all you know it's not right, and the times you just wonder if you'll ever get out of that situation. You always thought you were a first-rate guy, but when you're doing drugs you're nowhere near first rate and maybe not even second rate.