Immersed in the poignant undertones of heartache and resilience, this compelling ballad is a testament to the bravery required in confronting one's own emotional vulnerabilities. The singer pleads for mercy, acknowledging his mistakes and expressing regret. He speaks of setting fire to history, an act of erasing past hurts and moving forward. Yet, he recognizes the difficulty in doing so as he's trapped in the 'church of burnt romances', indicating a history of failed relationships. His lament on 'dying stars' could symbolize dwindling hopes or dreams. Despite this, there is a sense of acceptance that such experiences are part and parcel of life - a solo song only for the brave. This song serves as a reminder that it takes immense courage to face our emotions head-on and keep going despite past failures and heartbreaks.
Only the Brave
Lyrics
Pour mercy, mercy on me
Set fire to history
I'm breaking my own rules
I'm crying like a fool
Tall stories on the page
Short glories on the faint
I've been close enough to touch
But I never cared for love
It's the church of burnt romances
And I'm too far gone to pray
It's a solo song
And it's only for the brave
If the truth tell
Darling, you feel
Like there ain't enough dying stars in your sky
It's a tall tale
And it's only hello, hello, no goodbye
Pour mercy, mercy on me
I'll fall upon my knees
And they'll say, "I told you so"
Come on, when you know, you know
Oh, the lonely shadow dances
From the cradle to the grave
It's a solo song
And it's only for the brave
Writer(s): Andrew Jackson, Duck Blackwell, Louis Tomlinson
Copyright(s): Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Cloud9
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