Nightbirde – It’S Okay (Lyrics)

In the midst of a summer in California, I made a bold decision to change my name, believing that it would bring about a transformation within me. Little did I know that this act was just the beginning of a journey towards self-discovery. As I navigated through the complexities of life, I realized that running away from my problems was not the solution. Like a stick of dynamite waiting to explode, I found myself at a crossroads where hiding was no longer an option.

Embracing Imperfections and Embracing Change

Despite writing a hundred pages only to burn them all, I learned that sometimes letting go of the past is necessary for growth. Taking risks and embracing uncertainty became my mantra as I sailed through yellow lights without looking back. The reckless abandon with which I approached life made me feel like a cannonball, ready to break through barriers and face whatever challenges came my way.

Finding Comfort in Chaos and Embracing Vulnerability

In moments of vulnerability, I discovered that it's okay to be lost. We are all navigating through the maze of life, trying to make sense of our existence. It's in these moments of confusion and doubt that we find our true selves. Embracing imperfections and finding comfort in chaos became my guiding light as I stumbled through tightropes and cried when I fell.

Embracing Community and Connection

As I embraced the idea that being lost is part of the human experience, I found solace in knowing that we are all on this journey together. We may be a little lost at times, but it's in these moments of shared vulnerability that we find strength in unity. It's okay to be lost because it's in those moments that we truly connect with others and ourselves.

In conclusion, being lost is not a sign of weakness but rather an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. Embrace the uncertainty, take risks, and remember that we are all navigating through this journey called life together. So, if you ever find yourself feeling lost, remember that it's okay because we're all a little lost, and it's all right.