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What do you think “a fine line” means? How can courage turn into recklessness? Can you think of real-life situations where the difference is not clear?

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Why do you think our decisions matter? Can small choices have a big impact? Have you ever made a decision that changed something important for you?

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Have you ever had this feeling that just by being present, everything is forgiven? Or is it something else necessary?

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Why does the songwriter use contrasts like “chaos and creation” or “danger and delight”? How do opposites help us understand life better? Which side do you usually identify with – safety or risk?

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Do you think that this "fine line" that he mentions means to “live on the edge”? Do you think accepting fear makes you stronger? How does this connect to the main message of the song?

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