Things I Do
Regretful Surprises: Losing You in the Things I Do
Lyrics
Seems like I should have known better
Expresses regret or self-reflection, acknowledging a mistake or oversight.
Than to turn my head like it didn't matter
Regret for ignoring a situation that holds significance.
Why do I do the things I do
Ponders the motivation behind personal actions, questioning oneself.
When I know I am losing you?
Recognizes the consequences of actions on a relationship and the realization of potential loss.
It was supposed to be a surprise
Refers to an event or action intended to be a pleasant surprise.
Me showing up, you thought I was working
Reveals a miscommunication where the singer's presence was unexpected due to a misunderstanding about work.
Why do I do the things I do
Reiterates the internal conflict and questionable decisions despite the awareness of relationship troubles.
When I know I am losing you?
Acknowledges the knowledge of impending loss but continues with actions that contribute to it.
Thought you'd be happy to see me
Anticipates a positive reaction upon arrival but encounters unexpected hostility.
But you said, "What the hell are you doing here?"
Reflects the partner's surprise and displeasure at the unexpected visit.
Why do I do the things I do
Reiterates the internal struggle and the persistence of self-destructive behavior in the relationship.
When I know I am losing you?
Acknowledges the awareness of losing the partner despite continuing actions leading to further distance.
You pushed me away from him
Describes a physical separation or distancing in the relationship.
He said, "Buddy, calm down," you were so embarrassed
Highlights a tense situation where the partner intervenes, and the singer's embarrassment is evident.
Seems like I should have known better
Reiterates regret for not anticipating negative outcomes and avoiding a particular action.
Than to turn my head like it didn't matter
Repeats the idea of ignoring warning signs and the potential consequences of one's actions.
Why do I do the things I do
Questions the repetitive nature of self-destructive behavior despite being aware of its negative impact.
When I know I am losing you?
Restates the acknowledgment of losing the partner despite ongoing questionable actions.
When I know I am losing you
Reiterates the awareness of the impending loss as a consequence of the singer's actions.
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