The Fray. Always a comfort.
I have a million things I could say about this song. I have a million reasons I'm listening to this song. The imagery and emotion in it is beautiful and absolutely captivating.
I feel the lover's and the fighter's plight--maybe we were meant to be lonely? But maybe we don't have to be all alone?
Especially when the fighter says "I know, I know, I know." That is my universal answer to everything--I'm always wrong, and I always know it. Even when I know the things I'm grasping at are right.
But what I feel is the most important line, the one I hope inspires self-reflection, will remain on its own:
"What breaks your bones,
is not the load you're carrying
what breaks you down
is all in how you carry."
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