I guess it's what I'm used to
Used to Distance: Navigating Loss and Independence in Adriel Rivera's Melody
Lyrics
What do
Questioning what thoughts the listener has about the singer
You think about me
Wondering about the listener's perception of the singer
Now that you're without me?
Asking how the listener feels being without the singer
You probably think that I
Assuming the listener believes the singer needs them
Need you
Implying a misconception that the singer hates the distance
That I hate the distance
Expressing discomfort due to changes caused by distance
Like everything's different
Feeling like everything is different because of the distance
But to be honest I've
Admitting to going through a lot
Been through
Implying experiencing significant challenges
So much with my mom
Referencing challenges with the singer's mom
Now she's in Wisconsin
Indicating the singer's mom's current location in Wisconsin
And now I've had to lose
Expressing the feeling of losing the listener, similar to losing the singer's mother
You too
Referring to important women lost in the singer's life
Important women
Feeling like life doesn't fit in due to these losses
And my life don't fit in
Accepting that the current situation is what the singer is accustomed to
I guess it's what I'm used to
Reinforcing the singer's feelings of familiarity with this situation
I guess it's what I'm used to
-What do
-Your friends say about me?
-Do they speak profoundly
-About all of the things
-I do?
-I've been on four playlists
-I can't say I'm famous
-But did you see my
-Interview?
-I'm still independent
-This industries hectic
-But I think that I've made
-Some room
-My visions become clear
-Underdog of the year
-But that's what I've been used to
-But that's what I've been used to
-But that's just what I'm used to
-I guess it's what I'm used to
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Continuing the repetition, emphasizing the familiarity
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