Heavy Heart

Sundown is the deadline in "Heavy Heart." The refrain, "Don't let the sun set on your heavy heart," echoes Paul's advice not to let the sun go down on anger. The first verse describes chains of anger that grew strong without anyone intending it, a tension "between the struggle to be right and the emptiness of wrong."

The second verse admits how it happened: "One lie lead to another one," until life feels like "a collision / Between the wall of lies and a bullet train of love." The answer is a promise that love "will come and heal it all," and the song insists that forgiveness "can find you wherever you are."

The bridge moves from diagnosis to invitation. "This is the day that you've been given / This is about a new beginning," it sings, and the listener is told to look up at the sunrise. The only thing asked is to "let go of your pride and step out from the dark," with the hope that truth will set the listener free by nightfall.