Lyrics
I’m sorry I missed you waking up,
I regret not being present when you woke up.
And I couldn’t be there I was rough,
Due to my condition, I couldn't be there for you, and I apologize for that.
And every time you say it's not enough,
Whenever you express dissatisfaction, saying it's insufficient, it requires a significant event to change your perspective.
It takes a sign post to turn you around.
Only a clear sign or indication can alter your direction or mindset.
You say our days are numbered.
You believe our time together is limited or finite.
I wonder what you get out of feeling sober and proud,
I'm curious about the satisfaction you derive from being sober and proud.
It's like you’ve never been happy and it's all coming out,
It seems as if you've never experienced true happiness, and now everything is being revealed.
I wonder what you put in to watch me drown as you swim,
I'm intrigued by what you contribute to witness my struggle while you remain detached, akin to watching me drown while you swim.
It’s like you’ve never been happy and it’s all coming out.
Similar to the earlier line, it suggests a lack of genuine happiness, and it's becoming evident.
Part of the fun is making up,
The enjoyment in our relationship comes from creating stories or scenarios, even if others disapprove.
Cos even the neighbours say enough enough,
Even the neighbors are tired of our antics, indicating a level of excessiveness or drama.
And I can’t begin to calm you down,
I can't start to calm you down; it requires a significant event to do so.
It takes a stop sign to turn you around.
Similar to line 4, a decisive event is necessary to change your direction.
You say our days are numbered.
You reiterate the belief that our time together is limited.
I wonder what you get out of feeling sober and proud,
I question the satisfaction you derive from sobriety and pride.
It's like you’ve never been happy and it's all coming out,
It appears that you've never truly experienced happiness, and now it's all coming to the surface.
I wonder what you put in to watch me drown as you swim,
I'm still curious about what you contribute to witnessing my struggles while remaining emotionally distant.
It’s like you’ve never been happy and it’s all coming out.
Similar to the earlier line, it reinforces the idea that you've never been genuinely happy, and now it's becoming apparent.
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