Make You Sad
Unveiling Holiday Confessions: A Heartbreaking Tale by Anne Heaton
Lyrics
Christmastime makes you confess
During Christmastime, you admit something.
You've wanted to be mine / You lower your head
You've desired to be in a relationship with me, showing a sign of submission or regret.
The other eleven months I can forget
Throughout the rest of the year, I can ignore or overlook this desire.
But for the holidays it surfaces
However, during the holiday season, these feelings resurface or become prominent.
And I wanna make you sad
I have a desire to evoke sadness in you.
I wanna make you fall apart
I aim to cause you emotional breakdown or distress.
I wanna be the best at breaking your heart
I want to excel in causing pain by breaking your heart.
I was surprised to hear you say it
I was taken aback to hear you express it.
I guess I realized I already knew it
I realized that I already had an understanding of your feelings.
You have wanted to be in my family
You've desired to be a part of my family.
And I will hold this in my memory
I will remember this desire.
When I wanna make you sad
I have the inclination to make you feel sorrowful.
I wanna make you fall apart
I want to cause your emotional breakdown.
I wanna be the best at breaking your heart
My aim is to be exceptionally good at hurting you by breaking your heart.
I'll let you cry on my shoulder
I'm willing to let you express your emotions by crying on my shoulder.
Even though I know tomorrow it will be over
Despite knowing it will pass, I'll offer comfort for your tears.
If you stay, it'll hurt worse
If you stay with me, the pain will intensify.
That's no consolation to my aching heart
However, that knowledge doesn't ease the pain in my heart.
Chorus
Repetition of the chorus.
So I can take you home with me
I want to take you to my home.
So I can take you home
I desire to bring you along to my place.
So I can take you home with me
Reiteration of the desire to take you home.
Come home
Invitation or plea to come home with me.
How can I go home without you?
Expressing difficulty in leaving without you.
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