In this evocative piece by Keane, the lyrics traverse the intense personal struggle of enduring hardship and emotional turmoil. The recurrent themes of bending and breaking center on the fear of collapsing under pressure, juxtaposed against a longing for reconnection and redemption. The verses reflect a state of existential disorientation, where identities blur and life feels as if it is suspended in stasis. Meeting "in the morning" symbolizes a hopeful renewal, an awakening from the depths of despair. The chorus's repetition underscores a fervent wish to overcome suffocating challenges and reach a place of light and understanding. Ultimately, the song encapsulates a poignant journey through suffering towards resilience and the restoration of the self.
Bend and Break
Lyrics
When you and you forget your name
When all the faces all look the same
Meet me in the morning when you wake up
Meet me in the morning then you'll wake up
If only I don't bend and break
I'll meet you on the other side
I'll meet you in the light
If only I don't suffocate
I'll meet you in the morning when you wait
Bitter and hardened heart
Oh
Aching
Waiting for life to start
Meet me in the morning when you wake up
Meet me in the morning then you'll wake up
If only I don't bend and break
I'll meet you on the other side
I'll meet you in the light
If only I don't suffocate
I'll meet you in the morning when you wait
If only I don't bend or break
I'll meet you on the other side
I'll meet you in the light
If only I don't suffocate
I'll meet you in the morning when you wait
I'll meet you on the other side
I'll meet you in the light
If only I don't suffocate
I'll meet you in the morning when you wait
Writer(s): Timothy James Rice-Oxley, Richard David Hughes, Thomas Oliver Chaplin
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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