The Awakening — Alone

I don't want to walk
I don't want to walk further than this and
I don't want to shout
Raise my voice and get it out
I don't want to think
I don't want to think about the future
I don't want to lose
I don't want to lose the way back home
I don't want to try
I don't want to try to use my patience
I don't want to fall
Some say I don't care at all
I don't want to cry
I don't want to blur these three worlds
I don't want to die
I don't want to die
Die here alone
I don't want to walk
I don't want to walk further than this alone
I don't want to dream
I don't want to live and walk this path alone
I don't want to live
I don't want to live and walk this path alone

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This song, titled «The Awakening — Alone,» expresses a sense of reluctance and isolation. The lyrics convey the singer’s desire to avoid certain actions, such as walking, shouting, thinking about the future, losing their way back home, trying to be patient, and falling. The repetition of the phrase «I don’t want to» emphasizes their resistance to these experiences. The lyrics also touch upon themes of indifference and a fear of being alone. Overall, the song captures a mood of introspection and a longing to break free from solitude.