Leave Before The Lights Come On
Leaving in the Shadows: Morning After Revelations
Lyrics
Well, this is a good idea
Expressing approval or agreement with the idea presented.
He wouldn't do it if it wasn't
Assuring that the person wouldn't suggest the idea if it weren't good.
He wouldn't do it if it wasn't one
Emphasizing the positive nature of the idea or action.
Well, my friend fancies you
Informing that a friend is interested in the listener.
Oh, what a way to begin it all
Reflecting on the initial moments of a relationship with excitement.
You said, "They're always exciting words to hear"
Quoting the listener's words expressing the excitement of the situation.
And they woke up together not quite realizing how
Describing the aftermath of a night together with a sense of realization.
Awkwardly stretching and yawning
Depicting the awkwardness of waking up together.
It's always hard in the morning
Acknowledging the difficulty of mornings in such situations.
And I suppose that's the price you pay
Highlighting the consequences or challenges one faces in such situations.
Well, oh, it isn't what it was
Acknowledging a change in the nature of the relationship.
She's thinking he looks different today
Indicating the observer's perception of the friend looking different.
And now there's nothing left to guess now
Stating that there's no mystery or uncertainty left in the situation.
They left before the lights came on
Describing the decision to leave before the lights come on.
Because they didn't want to ruin what it was that was brewing
Explaining the desire to preserve the positive atmosphere developing.
Before they absolutely had to
Emphasizing the urgency of leaving before it becomes necessary.
And how can you wake up with someone you don't love
Pondering the difficulty of waking up with someone not loved.
And not feel slightly fazed by it?
Expressing the unsettling feeling in such a situation.
Oh, he had a struggle
Acknowledging a personal struggle or conflict.
And they woke up together not quite realizing how
Reiterating the awkwardness of waking up together.
Awkwardly stretching and yawning
Describing the physical discomfort of morning routines.
It's always hard in the morning
Reiterating the difficulty of mornings in such situations.
And I suppose that's the price you pay
Reflecting on the perceived consequences or challenges.
Well, oh, it isn't what it was
Acknowledging a change in the nature of the relationship.
She's thinking he looks different today
Indicating the observer's perception of the friend looking different.
And now there's nothing left to guess now
Stating that there's no mystery or uncertainty left in the situation.
Well, quick, let's leave before the lights come on
Urging to leave quickly before the lights reveal the reality.
'Cause then you don't have to see
Explaining the avoidance of facing the consequences of actions.
'Cause then you don't have to see what you've done
Reiterating the desire not to confront the outcomes of the night.
Well, quick, let's leave before the lights come on
Urging to leave quickly before the lights reveal the reality.
'Cause then you don't have to see
Reiterating the desire not to confront the outcomes of the night.
'Cause then you don't have to see what you've done
Explaining the avoidance of facing the consequences of actions.
I'll walk you up, what time's the bus come?
Asking about the timing of public transportation, suggesting the urgency to leave.
I'll walk you up, what time's the bus come?
Repeating the inquiry about the bus schedule, emphasizing the need to leave.
I'll walk you up, what time's the bus come?
Reiterating the urgency to leave before facing the consequences.
I'll walk you up
Repeating the urgency to leave and seeking information about the bus schedule.
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