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"You Will Be Found" - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Directly resonates to the audience
      - Allows them to think about past experiences of neglection
      - Possibly evoke emotions of empathy
      - Relates to loneliness, neglection, isolation
      - Possible themes of self-harm, such as the mention of disappearing
    - - Allusions to friendship and interpersonal relationships
        
        Wider implication that communication can solve mental health and depression issues
      - Empowerment
        
        The act of reaching out your hand
        
        Motivate troubled teenagers to seek for help
  - - - Directly communicates with the audience and empowers them that somebody cares about them
      - Repetition of the term to reinforce its idea
    - - Suggests that after being broken someone will find you and pick up your pieces
        
        The message of friendship and hope
    - - Suggest the themes of hope and happiness
  - - - attempts to "break the fourth wall"
  - - - Shadows, empty
        
        Suggest the loneliness and the suppressed feelings
      - morning, new
        
        After seeking for help as well as being optimistic
    - - Reinforcement of the fact that troubled teenagers are not alone and that they should find friends or family to talk to
        
        Wider implication of communication
- - - - The song stresses on taking time and sharing your voice with people across the silence
      - Encouraging the communication among teenagers to encourage mutual support
      - Often teenagers might be too ashamed to talk about mental health or their own issues and end up getting negative emotions accumulating
    - - Although the song can empower troubled teenagers to speak out and express their emotions to others, it may neglect the fact that sometimes these teenagers feel this way because they might not be fortunate enough to have those around that care for them
  - - - Main purpose of the song is to address those who feel helpless and alone and remind them that there are people supporting them
    - - Mental health issues such as social anxiety or depression are especially prominent in teenagers
      - Teenagers may be too ashamed to talk to anyone about their mental health issues
      - They might result to ways such as self harm to vent their feelings, as seen from the allusions to disappearance