LOVELY

_______ I found a way

_______ I found a way, yeah (found)
But you never go away (never go away)
So I guess I gotta stay now
Oh, I hope someday I'll make it out of here
Even if it takes all night or a _______ years
Need a place to hide, but I can't find one
near
Wanna feel alive, ________ I can fight my
fear
Isn't it lovely, all alone?
Heart made of glass, my mind of stone
Tear me to __________, skin and bone
Hello, welcome home
___________ out of town
Lookin' for a better place (looking for a better place)
Something's on my mind
Always in my ____________
But I know some day I'll make it out of here
Even if it takes all night or a __________ years
Need a place to hide, but I can't find one near
Wanna feel alive, _________ I can fight my fear
Isn't it lovely, all alone?
Heart made of glass, my mind of stone
Tear me to pieces, skin and bone
Hello, welcome home
Woah, yeah
Yeah, ah
Woah, woah
Hello, welcome home

Question

1) Who or what do you think ‘you’ in line 3 refer to?

2) What do you understand of “Heart made of glass”?

In My Blood
Shawn Mendes

Help me, it's like the walls are __________ in

Sometimes I feel like giving up
But I just can't
It isn't in my blood
Laying on the bathroom floor, feeling nothing
I'm ____________ and insecure, give me something
I could take to ease my mind slowly
Just have a drink and you'll feel better
Just take her home and you'll feel better
Keep ______________telling me that it gets better
Does it ever?
Help me, it's like the walls are __________ in
Sometimes I feel like giving up
No _____________ is strong enough
Someone help me
I'm ___________ in my skin
Sometimes I feel like giving up
But I just can't
It isn't in my blood
It isn't in my blood
I'm looking through my phone again, feeling __________
Afraid to be alone again, I hate this
I'm trying to find a way to chill, can't _____________, oh
Is there…

Question

1) List out things that this person do to help him feel better.

2) What the person think when he looks through his phone again?

3) From both songs, describe how depressed people feel?

Light at the end of the tunnel (Fill in the blank with the right
verb form)
I didn’t know it at the time, but I _________(start) doing better gradually over the
course of the year. There were still many bad days, but eventually they
________(become) less frequent and less bad. I moved from my dungeon-like
basement apartment that summer to a lovely place full of windows in every room,
which __________(improve) my mood immensely. Just as it ________(be/not) a
single incident or thing that landed me into a pit of depression, it wasn’t a single
incident or thing that helped me get out. Bit by bit, all the small, positive changes I
was ________(make) slowly _________(snowball) into something bigger. By the
next fall (2013) I was in a much better mental space. I still worried about the school
year starting up again and that the stress ________(may) throw me right back where
I was. But it didn’t happen and I seemed to be ________(cope) with stress much
better, thanks to the combination of medication and therapy and my social support
network.

Soon the fall term came to an end and I was met

with exciting news right before Christmas break: I
_________(receive) the Australian research
fellowship that I ________(apply) for over the
summer! I was absolutely ________(thrill) that I would be funded to do research in
Australia for 6 months. At the same time, I was ___________(terrify) of ________
(leave) and being by myself for 6 months. I’ve had tons of experience travelling alone
and have ________(work) in Malaysia for 6 months and Korea for one year so I know
didn’t have a problem with culture shock and uprooting my life in the past. However,
being away from my social support was a very scary concept. After all, I felt like I was
FINALLY starting to get back on my feet. What if I have trouble adapting in Australia?
What if things don’t go well and I can’t turn to my friends for support? What if I plunge
right back into depression and I’m all alone in a foreign country?