Lyrics
I think I write too many songs about you
The singer acknowledges a tendency to compose numerous songs related to someone.
I don't think my ink could live without you
The singer feels that their creative expression, represented by ink, relies heavily on the presence of the person in question.
I try to find new words to say but your name starts bleeding through the page
Despite attempting to diversify expressions, the person's name consistently influences and emerges in the lyrics.
I think I write too many song about you
A repetition of the realization that many songs are written about the same person.
Even when I gave away my heart
Even in giving away their heart to others, the singer reserves a special place for the person mentioned.
I knew that I saved an extra part for you
There is a deliberate preservation of emotional space for the person, despite potential unfairness to others who genuinely care.
Even though it wasn't fair to the one's who really cared
Acknowledgment that it may not have been fair to those who cared deeply, yet a portion of the heart was set aside for the person in focus.
I spared for you
The singer consciously saves a part of themselves specifically for this person.
I think I write too many songs about you
Reiteration of the theme that a significant number of songs are dedicated to this person.
I want find a way to rhyme around you
Expresses a desire to find new ways to express feelings about the person through lyrics.
I'll throw away my pen today so you can finally be erased
The singer contemplates ending the repetitive cycle by discarding their pen, symbolizing a break from writing songs about the person.
I think I write too many songs about you
Reiteration of the realization that numerous songs are centered around the same person.
Even when you left and broke my heart
Even after the person left and caused heartbreak, a part of the singer's emotional self remains dedicated to them.
I went back and saved a jagged part for you
The singer saves a jagged part, suggesting that the emotional impact left by the person is not entirely smooth or healed.
Even though it wasn't fair I think I'll always care and spare for you
Despite acknowledging the unfairness, the singer anticipates continued caring and reserving a part for the person.
Even when I gave away my heart
Similar to line 7, reiterating the act of giving away the heart but retaining a special portion for the person.
I knew that I saved an extra part for you
Repetition of saving an extra part for the person, emphasizing the enduring emotional connection.
Even though it wasn't fair to the one's who really cared
Despite potential unfairness to others, a specific part of the singer's heart is spared for the person.
I spared for you
I think I write too many songs about you
Reiteration of the recurring theme of writing an abundance of songs about the same person.
I think I write too many songs about you
Confirmation of the singer's awareness of the repetitive nature of their creative output focused on the person.
I think I write too many songs about you
Final repetition of the realization that a substantial number of songs are dedicated to the same individual.
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