Brandon Drurey (@brandondrureymusic) is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Akron, Ohio. Not too long ago, he performed an acoustic version of his “unconditional heart” song.
Brandon Drurey – “unconditional heart” song
“unconditional heart” delves into the complexities of human emotions and the often painful journey of feeling both wanted and needed. The lyrics resonate with many, as they illuminate the experience of being taken for granted while still offering unwavering support. The line, “I’m never wanted but I’m always needed. If it ain’t for money, somebody needs something moved. I’m getting used to being used,” captures this conflict vividly.
Seated, while playing the guitar, Brandon Drurey sings, “You can call it stupid, never been blamed for being smart. I guess it’s what you get with an unconditional heart.” This line highlights the often-overlooked sacrifices made by those who love selflessly, contrasting societal expectations with personal feelings. It prompts listeners to ponder the meaning of intelligence and emotional investment.
As the song progresses, deeper themes emerge. The line, “It’s tough to realize you spend so much time living blind,” is a realization that many come to after enduring emotional challenges. The acknowledgment that “Words can’t express how deep the scars can get” speaks to the inexpressible pain that lies within, illustrating how life experiences can leave lasting marks.
Overall, “unconditional heart” presents a raw and relatable glimpse into the human experience. It reminds us that while our hearts may be unconditional, it’s essential to safeguard our worth amidst the complexities of love and need. After all, the resilience shown in aiming to “look past” the pain reflects a journey toward healing.
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