Everything To Everyone Lyrics – Streetlight Manifesto

Everything To Everyone Lyrics Meaning

Sometimes, you just have to do whatever it takes to get through a rough patch—even things you never thought you could. Whether it’s pushing past fear or doing the impossible, the point is to survive the darkness. It’s that feeling when you know you have to keep going no matter what, even if it feels like you’re barely hanging on.

Things that once felt permanent—people, dreams, routines—can suddenly disappear. Even when that happens and you feel lost, it doesn’t mean you did anything wrong. All you can really do is hope that someone out there understands you and cares enough to listen or help. You might never know who that person was, but their support still matters deeply.

At some point, it becomes clear that holding onto past problems and grudges is just weighing you down. It’s time to let go of all that tension and pain and make peace with everything that went wrong. Burying the hatchet isn’t about pretending it never happened—it’s about saying, “Okay, that happened, but I don’t want it to control me anymore.”

Sometimes the thing you thought was going to destroy you ends up being the thing that pushes you to grow. What felt like the end of the world ends up being just another step in the journey. Even when you’re not sure how you got through it, you realize you’re still standing, and now you can move forward.

Time keeps slipping away, and most people don’t even seem to notice or care. But even with everything moving so fast and falling apart, there’s still a small hope inside that maybe, somehow, things will be alright. You’re not fully convinced, but you’re holding onto that sliver of belief because it’s all you’ve got.

As the years go by, it feels like the clock is ticking faster and faster. You might not have done everything you wanted to do, but you start to notice how much you’ve given to others. That sense of giving and sacrificing builds up, and you start to feel like you owe everything to everyone. Meanwhile, people ignore big problems around them and refuse to step up. You feel stuck between trying to do good and being drained by the weight of responsibility.

When the things you thought you couldn’t live without begin to trap you instead of lift you up, it’s a harsh wake-up call. The people you love might drift away, one by one, and even though it hurts, it’s a reminder that your journey isn’t over. You’re not done until you’re the one deciding when to leave—not just getting left behind.

There’s this constant overthinking of past choices and conversations, all the little regrets that keep you awake at night. But after a while, you realize most of it didn’t matter as much as you thought. Everything slowly starts to make more sense, and the chaos settles into something you can live with.

Everyone’s always hoping for tiny improvements, but sometimes they wait so long for change that never really comes. That doesn’t mean everything’s broken, though. Sometimes it’s just life moving along. You catch yourself thinking about walking away, about doing something totally different.

You remember how some people once claimed they’d lead, make a difference—but instead they just led others down the wrong path. It’s frustrating to watch people pretend like they’ve got it all figured out while ignoring the obvious issues, like everything’s fine when it clearly isn’t.

In the end, you carry this feeling that you’ve spent your whole life giving something to everyone else. Whether it was your time, your effort, or just trying to do the right thing, it built up over the years. And now, even if no one notices or says thanks, you still feel that debt deep inside—like you owe everything to everyone.