How

The speaker feels lost and unsure how to move ahead. The repeated questions show that this uncertainty affects not only decisions about the future, but also the ability to recognize feelings and offer love. The mood becomes especially heavy when the speaker says life is long, the world is tough, and they sometimes feel they have had enough. By the end, the questions shift from “I” to “we,” suggesting that this confusion may be shared.

“Which way I’m facing” and “which way to turn” are images of being unable to find direction. They express emotional uncertainty, not necessarily a literal problem with navigation. The phrase “my feelings have always been denied” suggests that the speaker may have learned to hide or distrust emotions. Saying they do not know how to give love—or have never had it—points to difficulty shaped by lack of experience or care.

The lyrics do not explain exactly why the speaker feels this way, so the cause remains open. The repeated “How can I?” questions sound both like a plea for help and an honest admission of confusion. The shift to “we” may offer a small sense of solidarity, but it does not resolve the uncertainty; the song ends still asking how to go forward.