In my opinion this song is a little advice to those who worry and think too much.
Two lines stand out to me in this song: "you can't control everything; take it as it come to you, just breathe" and "all you'll ever need will come to you in time; keep waiting patiently to fall in line".
I believe this song is about the worries in life such as members of the opposite sex, jobs, friendships and eveything else that keeps people up at night. Life is too short to worry about these things so in the paraphrased words of The Swellers 'take it as it comes and just breathe, you can't control everything, keep waiting patiently and one day everything will fall into place'.
The lyrics didn't really hit home untill I heard the acoustic bonus track version of the song on My Everest. It's scary that the Diener brothers wrote such wise, mature lyrics at the ages of 16 and 17 respectively.
In my opinion this song is a little advice to those who worry and think too much.
Two lines stand out to me in this song: "you can't control everything; take it as it come to you, just breathe" and "all you'll ever need will come to you in time; keep waiting patiently to fall in line".
I believe this song is about the worries in life such as members of the opposite sex, jobs, friendships and eveything else that keeps people up at night. Life is too short to worry about these things so in the paraphrased words of The Swellers 'take it as it comes and just breathe, you can't control everything, keep waiting patiently and one day everything will fall into place'.
The lyrics didn't really hit home untill I heard the acoustic bonus track version of the song on My Everest. It's scary that the Diener brothers wrote such wise, mature lyrics at the ages of 16 and 17 respectively.