Sometimes it hurts to face reality, and that's exactly what we see in this song and feel it to the bone.He rethinks all the actions he has made, knowing that it was a mistake, that seemed small to him at the time, but left behind huge heartbreaks.But love is not for life. It has an end, even if it feels like it's forever and ever. If you keep turning your back to your lover's desperate cry, you should know that you make her go away with tears. But remember that, it's not her fault... Love is two-sided, so is relationship. If you make her feel lonely, it's enough to leave...

When you realize all the things you done, all the mess you made, you can finally feel that heart ache you cause... But there's no one to blame. You did it all by yourself... Don't blame her because she's not heartbroken. You make her felt the worst feeling, now it's your turn to feel that burning pain of loneliness..  

Let's take a closer look to the lyrics in literary way! 

In the lyrics we come across a few poetical aspects, such as imagery, along with a lot of repetition. Before starting to read between the lines, let me give a brief explanation of what an imagery is. As you can understand, it comes from the word "image," which means a picture or outlook of something. So, "imagery" is the art of making the reader sense what is written. In other words, it sets the mood and helps you imagine the setting, which means place and time. And the "repetition" is—as you can simply understand—the chorus part, which keeps repeating throughout the song. There can be a few purposes for it, such as stressing something or just the structural issues.There are not very many, but this song has poetical elements such as hyperbolism and personification. Hyperbolism can be simply described as exaggeration. Personification is the process of imbuing nonhuman or inanimate objects with human characteristics. These types of things are used constantly in poems to express thoughts in a new light. The entire song is a metaphor. This can be interpreted differently based on how you approach it. Poetry uses metaphors more than anything else. It seems to take the meaning of the poem to a whole new level, as it does in this song.

imagery

personification

Birds flying high 
You know how I feel
Sun in the sky
You know how I feel
Breeze driftin' on by
You know how I feel

Fish in the sea
You know how I feel
River running free
You know how I feel
Blossom on a tree
You know how I feel

Dragonfly out in the sun, you know what I mean, don't you know
Butterflies all havin' fun, you know what I mean
Sleep in peace when day is done, that's what I mean
And this old world is a new world
And a bold world
For me
For me

Stars when you shine
You know how I feel
Scent of the pine
You know how I feel
Oh, freedom is mine
And I know how I feel