Like, 'Yeah, we made a mess of each other and are all scarred up, but look at how far we've gotten. It's like you see that you have changed the other person just by knowing them, and sometimes not for the better and you both have to decide if the relationship can survive all of the things you put each other through.

I think I get that in the third section where it reads, Don't give up now after we have endured all the crap that goes along with getting through the rough parts of being in a relationship. The first time I heard it all the way through it seemed very much like it was referring to people in a relationship that were at the point where they were about to give up, but one of them says, no- look at all of the things we have accomplished. I didn't even know 'Unwritten' was by her. I wasn't familiar with any other songs of hers at the time. General CommentI heard this on a State Farm insurance commercial the other day and was like. The worst is behind, and it hurts but in time,ДЄnd all those fires we've been walking through,ДЄnd it hurts, but in time, I know that we will recover

Its not what we've done but, how far we've come.ДЄll those fires we've been walking through,ДЄnd it hurts, but in time, I know that we will recover.ДЄnd everybody fights but, not everyone survivesДЄnd everybody's searching, not everybody findsДЄnd I'm still in recovery, and I'll make it alive?ДЄll those fires we've been walking through

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