Pink: Conversation With My 13 Year Old Self Meaning

Conversation With My 13 Year Old Self Lyrics

Conversations with my thirteen year old self
Conversations with my thirteen year old self

You're angry
I know this
The world couldn't care less
You're lonely
I feel this
And you wish you were the best
No teachers
Or guidance
And you...

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   #1 top rated interpretation:
   The_Secret_Composer

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   Oct 17th 2009 !⃝

   I'm pretty sure this song is about how the now Pink, is talking to her past self (hypothetically) when she was 13 and everything seemed wrong. She's saying that she understands how she feels because she used to be her, and that she knows that she feels hurt, and angry, and scared and everything is complicated but things are going to get better but thats all she can do, is tell her 13 year-old self that things will be Ok. This is one of my absolute favourite songs cause I always feel like its speaking to me. I was 13 when I first heard it too lol. Ironic much

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   anonymous

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   Dec 27th 2010 !⃝

   I believe this song is about P!nk remembering how she felt, and realising that today hundreds of her fans feel how she felt. Too me, it's her conquering her demons, that she never faced down at the time. And doing the same for the rest of us, I first heard it when I was 12 and since then I have fallen inlove with it. It's the kind of song that reminds me of the inner strength we all have.
3. anonymous

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   Feb 23rd 2020 !⃝

   P!nk was probably going through a lot of pain. I think her songs all have a lot of meaning. Shes telling her younger self it will all be okay. 'Youre laughing but youre hiding' she never showed her feelings? 'You poor heartbroken thing'going through pain?
4. anonymous

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   Aug 25th 2013 !⃝

   Pink ment with this song, to "warn" herself for things that are going to happen in the future, and to don't give up on her live and to stay strong, because it will all be better one day, and she is now in the time that it's all better
5. anonymous

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   Jan 23rd 2011 !⃝

   "I THINK DIS IS PINK TALKING ABOUT HERSELF" Duh! Read the damned title people! CONVERSATIONS WITH MY 13 YR OLD SELF! She is clearly talking to either herself as a 13 yr old, or a 13 yr old that she could have related to. What she means to say is: Yeah, It's going to be rough on you *No I do not mean this in the same sense everyone else uses by applying it to everyone*

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6. anonymous

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   Jan 28th 2010 !⃝

   I first heard this song when I was 13, actually,lol. I think this song is about how she was when she was 13,the things she thought were a big deal she knows now aren't and weren't, she's not only talking to her old self as a teenager, but also anyone else who thinks things will never get better at that age. Great song, one of my favorites by her!
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   Sep 22nd 2009 !⃝

   This song is about p!nk reflecting on teenage years, how she would comfort herself, and how she felt at that age, and especially how it is going to get better.
8. anonymous

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   Aug 5th 2009 !⃝

   I think this song is about pink when she get it contact with her 13 year old self and realizes that her younger self is scared.

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