One More Day
Wasted Time and Redemptive Struggles: Adderall Theory's 'One More Day'
Lyrics
Seven times when I was wrong
Reflecting on seven instances where the speaker acknowledges their mistakes.
Seven times she came along
Highlighting the presence of someone (possibly a significant other) who has been supportive during those seven times of error.
Hearing that old sweet song
Recalling a comforting and familiar melody from the past.
And I'm just trying to bite my tongue
Expressing the effort to restrain oneself from speaking impulsively or saying things that may lead to problems.
Every time it seems she's the one (Oh)
Suggesting that the person in question appears to be the right one for the speaker.
To go along with what I say (Oh)
Describing the person's tendency to agree with the speaker's statements.
Each time I find myself coming back around (Oh)
Indicating a repetitive cycle of returning to a certain situation or relationship.
I've just wasted one more day (Oh)
Expressing regret for spending another day without meaningful progress or positive change.
Eight times I believed your lies
Counting instances of believing in false statements or deceit.
Eight more times I said I wouldn't cry
Acknowledging emotional pain through the repetition of not wanting to cry despite the eight instances of hurt.
I just have to get up and try
Stating the necessity of getting up and trying again despite the challenges faced.
Even though I want to die
Expressing a deep emotional struggle, possibly contemplating self-harm or the desire to escape from difficult circumstances.
Every time it seems she's the one (Oh)
Reiterating the belief that the person in question is the right one for the speaker.
To go along with what I say (Oh)
Emphasizing the person's tendency to align with the speaker's words and thoughts.
Each time I find myself coming back around (Oh)
Describing the recurring pattern of coming back to a particular point or relationship.
I've just wasted one more day (Oh)
Expressing frustration and regret for spending yet another day without meaningful progress.
Every time it seems she's the one (Oh)
Reaffirming the belief in the person's alignment with the speaker's words and thoughts.
To go along with what I say (Oh)
Highlighting the person's consistent agreement with the speaker's statements.
Each time I find myself coming back around (Oh)
Describing the repetitive nature of returning to a specific situation or relationship.
I've just wasted one more day (Oh)
Expressing disappointment and a sense of time wasted by spending one more day without positive change.
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