Keep It Healthy

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Rediscovering Our Roots: The Journey of Healing in 'Keep It Healthy' by Warpaint

Warpaint's song 'Keep It Healthy' delves into themes of self-discovery, healing, and reconnecting with one's origins. The lyrics open with a sense of disbelief and wonder, as the narrator reflects on how far they've strayed from their roots. The line 'How could we when did we forget where we came from' suggests a longing to return to a more authentic, grounded state of being. This is further emphasized by the metaphor 'Touch the stars feel what we're made of,' which implies a desire to reconnect with the fundamental essence of who they are.

The song also explores the complexities of personal growth and healing. The narrator acknowledges the struggle of wanting to heal oneself without external help, as seen in the lines 'You wanna heal yourself / You didn't want the help.' This internal conflict is a common theme in the journey of self-improvement, where the desire for independence often clashes with the need for support. The narrator's silent support for 'somebody else' highlights the importance of empathy and understanding in relationships, even when one is focused on their own healing.

The chorus, 'Come on come on baby / Let's get going,' serves as a call to action, urging the listener to embrace the present moment and shed any unnecessary burdens. The invitation to 'take my hand / take my heart / into this moment' signifies a deep connection and mutual understanding. The song concludes with a hopeful vision, 'In my dreams, we all wake,' suggesting that through this journey of self-discovery and healing, there is a collective awakening and a return to a more enlightened state of being.

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