Turn out fine

Henrik's song 'Turn out fine' is a heartfelt exploration of self-doubt, growth, and the eventual realization that things often work out in the end. The lyrics capture the internal struggle of feeling dissatisfied with one's current circumstances and the hope that the future holds something better. The opening lines, 'Lord, I wake up, and I wonder if there's more of this life to see / 'Cause I hate the skin that I am under and the roof that's over me,' set the tone for a journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

The song's chorus reflects a pivotal piece of advice from the narrator's mother: 'Chase what you believe in, it won't happen overnight.' This line serves as a reminder that patience and perseverance are essential in the pursuit of one's dreams. The repeated reassurance that 'it'll work out eventually' and 'I'll turn out fine' underscores the importance of trusting the process and not succumbing to overthinking and anxiety.

Henrik also touches on the common misconception that achieving material success or reaching certain milestones will bring happiness. The lyrics, 'Thought if I got everything I wanted, I'd finally be satisfied / And when my twenties came and nothing changed, I still didn't feel alive,' highlight the emptiness that can accompany unmet expectations. The song ultimately conveys a message of hope and resilience, encouraging listeners to embrace their journey and trust that, in time, everything will turn out fine.