Mrs. Maybe
Unveiling the Enigmatic Allure of Mrs. Maybe's Love
Lyrics
Don't look too close you might see right through
Cautioning against close scrutiny as it may reveal vulnerabilities or truths.
It's getting so damn hard, all this loving you
Expressing the difficulty of maintaining love in the relationship.
Don't get too close it'll seep right through
Warning not to get emotionally involved, as emotions might permeate.
all these feeling I've got but packed away in a box labeled blue
Concealing intense feelings in a metaphorical "box labeled blue."
Don't call me up, don't apologize
Rejecting calls and apologies, indicating a desire to avoid past emotional baggage.
All that shit's in the attic and I'm not crawling up there tonight Don't get me going cause I'll never stop
Refusing to revisit past issues stored in the metaphorical attic.
Don't give me a reason to forget I forgot
Preferring not to be reminded of forgotten matters.
One foot in and one foot out, baby
Describing a tentative, indecisive approach to the relationship.
Call me anything you want but I like Mrs. Maybe
Embracing ambiguity and identifying as "Mrs. Maybe" to avoid commitment.
Touch me once to change my mind
Suggesting a potential to change opinions with a single touch.
I lose sight of my side just trying to decide
Struggling with indecision, risking losing one's own perspective.
You'll either want me or you won't
Acknowledging uncertainty in the partner's feelings.
and I only want you when you kinda don't
Expressing a desire for the partner when they are less interested.
One foot in and one foot out, baby
Reiterating the hesitancy in commitment.
Call me anything you want but I like Mrs. Maybe
Reaffirming the preference for ambiguity in the role of "Mrs. Maybe."
Let me look outside of you
Seeking perspective outside the relationship.
I always thought I was shit and that made it feel true maybe I'm not, what would that do?
Reflecting on self-perception and the impact of beliefs on reality.
Could be the worst damn thing to ever happen to you Could be the worst damn thing to ever happen to you I'd be the worst goddamn thing that's ever happened to you
Considering the potential negative consequences of being a significant other.
One foot in and one foot out, baby
Repeating the theme of uncertainty and reluctance in commitment.
Call me anything you want but I like Mrs. Maybe
Embracing the ambiguity in the role while acknowledging potential criticisms.
One foot in and one foot out, baby
Reiterating the indecisiveness in commitment, maintaining the "Mrs. Maybe" identity.
Call me anything you want but I like Mrs. Maybe
Embracing the title of "Mrs. Maybe" despite potential judgments or opinions.
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