Lyrics
Everything I ever did I did it all for you
Expressing dedication and commitment, all actions done for the person mentioned.
She say that she love me I don't know if it's true
Uncertainty about the sincerity of the mentioned person's love.
Roses in the summertime I pick them all for you
Symbolic gesture of picking roses in summer, possibly a romantic act for the same person.
Could of been your savior everything that we been through
Reflecting on the potential role as a savior in the relationship, acknowledging shared experiences.
Everything I ever did I did it all for you (You and I, dancing by the firelight)
Reiteration of doing everything for the person, with a mention of dancing by the firelight.
She say that she love me I don't know if it's true (Who am I, focused all on you tonight)
Revisiting doubts about the authenticity of the person's love and focus on them.
Roses in the summertime I pick them all for you (You decide, are you gonna treat me Right)
Continuation of the romantic gesture, urging the person to decide on treating the singer right.
Could of been your savior everything that we been through (You decide, you decide)
Reiterating the potential role as a savior, emphasizing the need for the person to decide.
You and I, dancing by the firelight
Description of a shared moment of dancing by the firelight.
Who am I, focused all on you tonight
Questioning identity and focus, with emphasis on the person of interest.
You decide
An open-ended query about the person's willingness to treat the singer right.
Are you gonna treat me right
Reiteration of the question, emphasizing the importance of proper treatment.
You decide
Repetition, possibly emphasizing the need for the person to make a decision.
You decide
Repetition for emphasis, underscoring the importance of the person's decision.
Baby let me go
An emotional plea for release or freedom in the relationship.
I just gotta know
Expressing a need for clarity or understanding, particularly when the singer is away.
When I'm on the road
Raising questions about the person's companionship when the singer is on the road.
Are you all alone
Seeking reassurance about the person's presence and loyalty when alone.
Baby let me go
Repetition of the emotional plea for release or understanding.
I just gotta know
Reiteration of the need for clarity or assurance when the singer is away.
When I'm on the road
Repeating questions about the person's companionship during the singer's travels.
Are you all alone
Repeating the theme of seeking reassurance about the person's presence and loyalty when alone.
I been in the hospital the walls are alive
Describing a challenging experience in the hospital with animated walls.
I said I'd be sober and I promise I tried
Mentioning a commitment to sobriety, expressing effort, and acknowledging difficulties.
I would give you anything even my life
Pledging to give anything, even life, to the person, followed by a poignant question about death.
Why'd you die
A sudden and emotional inquiry about the reason for the person's death.
Everything I ever did I did it all for you
Reaffirming the theme of doing everything for the person mentioned.
She say that she love me I don't know if it's true
Reiterating uncertainty about the authenticity of the person's love.
Roses in the summertime I pick them all for you
Repeating the symbolic gesture of picking roses in summer for the person.
Could of been your savior everything that we been through
Reiterating the potential role as a savior, emphasizing shared experiences.
Everything I ever did I did it all for you (You and I, dancing by the firelight)
Restating the theme of doing everything for the person, accompanied by a romantic setting.
She say that she love me I don't know if it's true (Who am I, focused all on you tonight)
Revisiting doubts about the authenticity of the person's love and focus on them.
Roses in the summertime I pick them all for you (You decide, are you gonna treat me Right)
Continuation of the romantic gesture, urging the person to decide on treating the singer right.
Could of been your savior everything that we been through (You decide, you decide)
Reiterating the potential role as a savior, emphasizing the need for the person to decide.
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