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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "An Ever-Growing Wonder" by the artist "We Came As Romans"

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The lyrics of "An Ever-Growing Wonder" by We Came As Romans deliver a powerful message about self-reflection, self-acceptance, and the pursuit of personal growth.

The lyrical protagonist, addressing their reflection in the mirror, asks a crucial question: "What do you see when you look at your reflection?". This is a metaphor for introspection, urging us to reflect on how we perceive ourselves. Do we see flaws and imperfections, or are we able to recognize the potential to create something beautiful, like a masterpiece?

The song emphasizes that "all masterpieces start with the first step." Similarly, personal growth requires action, moving forward. "If we just sit here, we'll never create the life that we wanna live." We should not fear change, but rather "help each other change."

An important thought is that "an empty cup can't fill another." Before we can help others, we need to work on ourselves, fill our own cup with knowledge, experience, and love.

At the end of the song, the lyrical protagonist encourages us to embrace our imperfections, as they are what make us unique. "My imperfections make up my composure, I can live with that, you can live with me." It's a call for self-forgiveness and forgiveness of others, for understanding that we are all imperfect, but that's where our beauty lies.

I am the man in the mirror.

My reflection I aspire to be.

In your reflection what do you see?

False fault or a masterpiece?

But a masterpiece starts with a single stroke

And empires start in an open field.

(I am the man in the mirror)

But a masterpiece starts with a single stroke.

But a masterpiece starts with a single stroke.

If we could all be steadfast suddenly,

Then we'd never build a life worth living.

If we could all be steadfast suddenly,

Then we'd never build a life worth living.

So let us restore each other,

So let us restore each other.

I am the man in the mirror.

My reflection I aspire to be.

In your reflection what do you see?

False fault or a masterpiece?

I am the man in the mirror.

Man in the mirror,

I am the man in the mirror

Man in the mirror.

I am the mirror. [2x]

So let us restore each other,

Not with haste, but gently,

For an empty cup cannot fill another.

An empty cup cannot fill another.

A blank canvas will later be priceless,

And the love that we build will be endless.

Though we all stumble, we will not fall.

I am the man in the mirror.

My reflection I aspire to be.

In your reflection what do you see?

False fault or a masterpiece?

We will build masterpieces out of these faults,

We will build.

We will build masterpieces out of these faults,

We will build.

I am the man in the mirror [2x]

So when I stare back into my own eyes

I try to peer past, and try to understand.

My imperfections compose my composure

And I can live with them and you will live by me.

So let us restore each other, not with haste, but gently,

For an empty cup, an empty cup cannot fill another.

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