The excerpt is a lyrical monologue sung in English, repeatedly emphasizing the phrase “We’re only human after all.” The speaker reflects on personal responsibility, acknowledges mistakes, and expresses a desire for forgiveness, while underscoring the universal frailty and emotional limits of humanity. The repetitive structure reinforces the theme of human vulnerability and the need for accountability.
But you can never walk alone on your way to being free. We're only human after all. Nothing can make us fall apart. I'm ready to answer for what I've done wrong in my life. It's nothing, I promise. It's not enough to make you cry. I'm only human after all. I, I'm only human after all. I, I'm only human after all. We're only human. We're only human. We're only human after all. We're only human. We're only human, we're only human after all. Hear me when I say I'm ready to answer for what I've done wrong in my life. It's nothing, I promise, it's not enough to make you cry. We're only human after all.
