3 Years
Breaking Free: Unveiling the Emotion-Packed Tale Behind '3 Years'
Lyrics
Three years, three years of showing I was in this
Expressing three years of commitment and dedication to a relationship, emphasizing presence.
Three years, three years, but you were always in and out
Acknowledging inconsistency and unreliability in the partner's commitment, frequently coming in and out of the relationship.
In and out
Reiterating the partner's in-and-out behavior.
Three years, three years more than you deserve that's
Suggesting that the partner received more time and effort than deserved.
Three years, three years and I can't let this hurt anymore
Expressing the emotional pain and the decision to stop letting it hurt.
Anymore
Reaffirming the decision to stop enduring the emotional pain.
I'm not yours to push around
Asserting independence and refusing to be manipulated.
Pick me up and put me down
Describing a pattern of being lifted up and then put down, possibly emotionally.
"I don't know" was your favorite go to
Highlighting the partner's frequent use of "I don't know" as a response.
I don't know why I ever chose you
Expressing confusion about choosing the partner despite the uncertainty.
You wouldn't man up so its up to me, up to me
Taking responsibility for making decisions because the partner didn't take charge.
Will you ever know it was you not me
Questioning whether the partner will ever realize their role in the relationship issues.
You not me
Reiterating the partner's responsibility in the relationship's challenges.
One month, one month, ever since I called it
Indicating the passage of one month since a significant event or decision.
One month, one month, so why are you still comin' around
Questioning the persistence of the partner in coming around despite the time that has passed.
Comin' 'round
Reiterating that the relationship is over.
It's done now
Asserting finality in the decision to end the relationship.
Can't talk me back in baby I'm out
Rejecting attempts to reconcile and asserting independence.
I don't wanna sit down
Expressing the refusal to engage in further discussion or reconciliation.
I don't need time to think, never been so sure of anything
Confidently stating that there is no need for contemplation, being sure of the decision.
It's too late to save it and you won't change 'cause
Explaining that it's too late to salvage the relationship due to the partner's consistent behavior.
"I don't know" was your favorite go to
Recalling the partner's frequent use of "I don't know" as a response.
I don't know why I ever chose you
Expressing confusion about choosing the partner despite the uncertainty.
You wouldn't man up so its up to me, up to me
Taking responsibility for making decisions because the partner didn't take charge.
Will you ever know it was you not me
Questioning whether the partner will ever realize their role in the relationship issues.
You not me
Reiterating the partner's responsibility in the relationship's challenges.
So don't blame us
Rejecting blame from the partner.
Don't blame me
Indicating personal accountability, stating "Don't blame me."
Maybe you'll know
Suggesting that the partner may eventually understand the consequences of their actions.
Eventually
Anticipating that the partner will realize the impact of their frequent use of "I don't know."
That "I don't know" was your favorite go to
Recalling the partner's frequent use of "I don't know" as a response.
Could have loved me but you never chose to
Reflecting on the possibility that the partner could have chosen to love but didn't.
You wouldn't man up so its up to me, up to me
Taking responsibility for decisions due to the partner's lack of initiative.
Will you ever know it was you...
Reiterating the question of whether the partner will recognize their role in the relationship's challenges.
"I don't know" was your favorite go to
Recalling the partner's frequent use of "I don't know" as a response.
I don't know why I ever chose you
Expressing confusion about choosing the partner despite the uncertainty.
You wouldn't man up so its up to me, up to me
Taking responsibility for making decisions because the partner didn't take charge.
Will you ever know it was you not me
Questioning whether the partner will ever realize their role in the relationship issues.
You not me
Reiterating the partner's responsibility in the relationship's challenges.
You not me
Emphasizing that the partner is responsible for the relationship's issues.
You not me
Repeating the assertion that the partner is at fault for the relationship's challenges.
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