..alright

you got wires, goin in
you got wires, comin out of your skin
you got tears
making tracks
i got tears
that are scared of the facts

running down corridors
through automatic doors
got to get to you
got to see this through
i see hope is here in a plastic box
i've seen christmas lights reflect in your eyes

you got wires, goin in
you got wires, comin out of your skin
there's dry blood on your wrist
your dry blood on my fingertip

running down corridors
through automatic doors
got to get to you
got to see this through
first night of your life
curled up on your own
looking at you now
you would never know

i see it in your eyes
i see it in your eyes
you'll be alright

i see it in your eyes
i see it in your eyes
you'll be alright
Alright

running down corridors
through automatic doors
got to get to you
got to see this through
i see hope is here in a plastic box
i've seen christmas lights reflect in your eyes

down corridors
through automatic doors
got to get to you
got to see this through
first night of your life
curled up on your own
looking at you now
you would never know

that's just one of the most wonderful songs I've ever heard! It's kinda melancholic and dunno it just reminds me of so many situations in my life.
I think the singer wrote it about his newborn baby which had to recieve medical attention(that's what I think) ..but it also reminds me of myself standing in hospital, totally helpless and on my own. It had not been the first day of my life but I was just 7years and that means still a little child.
And there had been hope...yeah I had been hopeful saying the name of my father again and again...but as I left this place with automatic doors and corridors hope also left.
It had never been "all right" since that day and I often lay there curled up on my own.
Still that's such an amazing song...
There are just a few songs that are so full of feelings.

will it ever be alright..?