Looking back, we could try to figure out what exactly went wrong and sift through the mess, but what good would it do? What good is sifting through the sand and trying to figure out which one was the problem do? Is measuring our life by mistakes or succeeding worth at all? The answer lies in getting away from the problem even when your in it. The answer lies in going to place where you can be safe and secure (listen to their song, "A place only you can go") even in the midst of the chaos and figure out who you are and the world. I heard a saying once, "Running away doesn't always mean escaping your troubles, but rather coming back home".
Looking back, we could try to figure out what exactly went wrong and sift through the mess, but what good would it do? What good is sifting through the sand and trying to figure out which one was the problem do? Is measuring our life by mistakes or succeeding worth at all? The answer lies in getting away from the problem even when your in it. The answer lies in going to place where you can be safe and secure (listen to their song, "A place only you can go") even in the midst of the chaos and figure out who you are and the world. I heard a saying once, "Running away doesn't always mean escaping your troubles, but rather coming back home".