This song was not wrriten to be sung to anyone else but the writer himself, i.e. it's not a message to someone, or a wake up call, to anyone else but the person who wrote it.
It's about that part inside of all of us that, when faced with tough times, really tough times, just wants to give in, shut away into ourselves, hold our hands up and just say to life "yeah, you've won".
There's redemption and hope at the end of the song though, with the "Wake up, it's your love calling" mantra. And the realisation that as long as we have the ability to love, and receive love, then we can stand up to anything life throws at us.
This song was not wrriten to be sung to anyone else but the writer himself, i.e. it's not a message to someone, or a wake up call, to anyone else but the person who wrote it.
It's about that part inside of all of us that, when faced with tough times, really tough times, just wants to give in, shut away into ourselves, hold our hands up and just say to life "yeah, you've won".
There's redemption and hope at the end of the song though, with the "Wake up, it's your love calling" mantra. And the realisation that as long as we have the ability to love, and receive love, then we can stand up to anything life throws at us.