Parents who are caught up in their own hurt and loss, sometimes take that pain out on the reminders of a failed attempt at love. Us reminders must find our own self value because we have often been abandoned by those whose purpose was to instill a sense of self worth. Often we become better parents, better at relationships by striving to give our own children the attention and love we wanted/needed. The circle continues. I am my father's clone. My sister was my mother's. They remarried and had more versions of themselves. A good thing I feel. But my sister and I are a lifelong reminder of a failed first love. And we felt it. Time heals all. But songs like this help.
This song may sound like it's in the context of abortion but deep down, this song is about every each of us - we fall into circumstances and can't handle things. We die for a while but then again - we grow one more time ♥ when we introspect, we find a version of ourselves that we all have drowned or killed, sometimes we kill our innocency, sometimes we kill our needs. Every Song hits different to different people. And this is just what I interpret from this song ❤
Am i the only one who hears: “you’ll always find another womb to grow, to grow- a new home”?? I can’t find that last part on any lyric site I look, but I hear it SO clearly!!
It's a beautiful song but I'm gonna dare to think that Elena is singing about her own story, the grief of her own child or something of the sort and is not criticizing abortion. I would be highly disappointed otherwise.
This one hurts. I recently found out that my biological grandmother didn’t want my dad. He indeed stole my grandfathers features. My dad was given up for adoption and after finding my grandmother, I’ve also found that she doesn’t want to talk to him or me. I’m thinking of contacting her again since it’s been several months, just to say I think of her often. It just kinda...hurts to know I’m not wanted by someone I searched for. For so long. I’m eighteen, but I’ve always wanted to know who my biological family was because of my dad being adopted, and his adopted parents being... less than friendly.
Sounds like Your dad is a good dad, it may hurt but just be happy with your dad, don't force a relation with someone who doesnt want anything to do with u cuz Will only hurt you more, enjoy the little things, life is to short to worry about people who are assholes
Jeremy Peterson you’re wrong. Song is about abortion and the woman who wrote it is pro-life. She discussed her views on this when I’ve seen her perform.
@@Tranquileyess I heard this song was about an illegal/forced abortion. The woman made the CHOICE to want to keep it but was forced to abort it. Forcing an abortion on someone who wants it isn’t pro-choice. It’s pro abortion
Parents who are caught up in their own hurt and loss, sometimes take that pain out on the reminders of a failed attempt at love.
Us reminders must find our own self value because we have often been abandoned by those whose purpose was to instill a sense of self worth.
Often we become better parents, better at relationships by striving
to give our own children the attention and love we wanted/needed. The circle continues.
I am my father's clone.
My sister was my mother's.
They remarried and had more versions of themselves. A good thing I feel.
But my sister and I are a lifelong reminder of a failed first love. And we felt it.
Time heals all. But songs like this help.
This song may sound like it's in the context of abortion but deep down, this song is about every each of us - we fall into circumstances and can't handle things. We die for a while but then again - we grow one more time ♥ when we introspect, we find a version of ourselves that we all have drowned or killed, sometimes we kill our innocency, sometimes we kill our needs.
Every Song hits different to different people. And this is just what I interpret from this song ❤
I think what you interpret from this song is supernaturally beautiful
@Yashsvi you're so goddamn right.. very wise. there are parts of us we have never accepted, and we are unaware of this shadow
@@kallyoliva-whitman3291 gratitude ❤
@@marajitaru2620 gratitude❤ and true what you're saying!
Am i the only one who hears:
“you’ll always find another womb to grow,
to grow- a new home”??
I can’t find that last part on any lyric site I look, but I hear it SO clearly!!
ahah I never heard that until I red your comment 😄
@@Phaelobryl you’re not the only one! it’s not even on Genius, lol, i feel like i have super ears 😭
What a beautiful song.
It's a beautiful song but I'm gonna dare to think that Elena is singing about her own story, the grief of her own child or something of the sort and is not criticizing abortion. I would be highly disappointed otherwise.
this is my favorite song of daughter ❤
Same here :)
it's actually "Stop you growing limbs and thinking" not "limps" :D
I think the song is rather about an unwanted/unloved child
This one hurts. I recently found out that my biological grandmother didn’t want my dad. He indeed stole my grandfathers features. My dad was given up for adoption and after finding my grandmother, I’ve also found that she doesn’t want to talk to him or me. I’m thinking of contacting her again since it’s been several months, just to say I think of her often. It just kinda...hurts to know I’m not wanted by someone I searched for. For so long. I’m eighteen, but I’ve always wanted to know who my biological family was because of my dad being adopted, and his adopted parents being... less than friendly.
Sounds like Your dad is a good dad, it may hurt but just be happy with your dad, don't force a relation with someone who doesnt want anything to do with u cuz Will only hurt you more, enjoy the little things, life is to short to worry about people who are assholes
Amo de mais essa musica
Loved it ♡
Thanks for the video♡
beautiful
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She sings of poor infants lost in abortions. Thank you daughter, and thank you for Phaelobryl for the lyrics. Its a beautiful song.
Jason Bourne wrong. This song is about living children that are not wanted by their parents. Quite the opposite of what you think.
do you think this song is against abortion?
I think it's about an unwanted, but alive, kid.
Jeremy Peterson you’re wrong. Song is about abortion and the woman who wrote it is pro-life. She discussed her views on this when I’ve seen her perform.
@@Tranquileyess I heard this song was about an illegal/forced abortion. The woman made the CHOICE to want to keep it but was forced to abort it. Forcing an abortion on someone who wants it isn’t pro-choice. It’s pro abortion