Fool
Echoes of Love: Basia Bulat's Fool Unveiled
Lyrics
Find me when our house is empty
Expresses a desire for connection during times of emptiness in the home.
I'm already in my new town
Indicates a relocation to a new place without explicit details.
From here, I can hear you laughing
Suggests an awareness of the other person's joy from a distance.
I know the sound very well
Recognizes the familiar sound of laughter, indicating intimacy or shared history.
I'm still your fool, I'm still your fool
Repeatedly acknowledges the speaker's continued status as the other person's fool.
I'm still your fool, I'm still your fool
-Tried to find a way to show you
Attempts to find a method to communicate feelings to the other person.
Told the story to our friends
Shares a personal story with mutual friends, possibly seeking understanding or support.
Now that we all know the punchline
Highlights the revelation of a significant and likely humorous aspect of the shared experience.
Can I make you understand
Questions whether the other person can comprehend the speaker's perspective.
That I'm still your fool, I'm still your fool
Reiterates the speaker's continued identity as the other person's fool.
I'm still your fool, I'm still your fool
-I'm always first to break
Admits to being the first to experience emotional breakdowns or difficulties.
Friendly or foolish? You tell me
Ponders if the speaker's behavior is perceived as friendly or foolish by the other person.
No surprises, please
Expresses a desire for predictability and lack of surprises in the relationship.
Only our echo following
Describes a sense of solitude with only the echoes of the shared past remaining.
Tried to find a way to show you
Continues the attempt to communicate with the other person.
I can't pin you down again
Struggles to understand or define the other person's actions or feelings.
Now that we all know the punchline
Repeats the idea of revealing a significant, possibly humorous, aspect of the shared experience.
Only you know if I am
Leaves the determination of the speaker's status (fool or not) to the other person.
Am I still your fool? I'm still your fool
Ponders and seeks confirmation of whether the speaker still holds the role of being the other person's fool.
I'm still your fool, I'm still your
-Fool
Reiterates the speaker's continued identification as the other person's fool.
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