think before you speak
Echoes of Betrayal: Bella Alvernaz's 'Think Before You Speak' Reveals Love's Pain
Lyrics
You told me you loved me on October tenth, the feeling I felt I could never forget, so Young, seventeen, and innocent
You expressed love for me on October tenth, creating a memorable and innocent experience at a young age of seventeen.
And for a while I thought you were the one, didn't listen to warnings from anyone, you Were good to me, don't get me wrong
Despite warnings, I believed you were the right person for a while. You treated me well, but I ignored advice from others.
But then you left without saying goodbye, then you left, didn't tell me why. Could've said You wanted to be friends, but messed with my head instead
You abruptly left without a proper explanation, causing confusion and emotional distress. Instead of expressing a desire for friendship, you played with my emotions.
Called me dramatic when I asked what's up, but the first step to solve things is you gotta Talk, so grow up, call me whatever you want
When I questioned your actions, you dismissed me as dramatic. I emphasize the importance of communication to resolve issues and suggest maturity on your part.
Cause I was right and you were wrong and I knew you'd lie, so I wrote this song
Asserting my correctness and your dishonesty, I wrote this song as a response to the situation.
Said there was no one like me, told me that you'd never leave, and I know you're telling Her the same thing, every single lie you told me
You assured me of my uniqueness and your everlasting commitment, yet I suspect you're making similar promises to someone else—highlighting the lies you told me.
Now I'm sitting in my room, I'm writing the one song that you promised me I'd never have To sing
In my solitude, I'm composing a song I never thought I'd have to sing, capturing the pain of the broken promises.
Think before you speak, oh, think before you speak, oh
The recurring advice is to think before speaking, a lesson you seemingly failed to learn.
And it hurt the first love always does, one day it's there, the next day it's gone, and it hurt So much to watch them move on
The initial pain of first love's end is acknowledged, emphasizing its fleeting nature. Witnessing your ability to move on hurts deeply.
I remember you would lose everything and you told me that you'd never lose me, but you Did. I knew you would and you did
You assured me I would never be lost, yet you contradicted this promise by eventually losing me.
Ten:thirty-two pm crying in my bed again cause I know it's the end of everything. You May think I'm fine, honestly that's a lie, been writing this and dying this whole time cause You were my, you were my lifeline
Expressing intense emotional distress at 10:32 PM, acknowledging the end of everything. Despite appearances, I'm not fine, as indicated by the emotional toll of writing this song, emphasizing your significance in my life.
Called me dramatic when I asked what's up, but the first step to solve things is you gotta Talk, so grow up, call me whatever you want, cause I was right and you were wrong and I knew you'd lie, so I wrote this song
Reiterating the need for communication and maturity, underscoring my correctness and your dishonesty, leading to the creation of this song.
Said there was no one like me, told me that you'd never leave, and I know you're telling Her the same thing, every single lie you told me
Highlighting the repetition of the lies you told me to someone else, further emphasizing the pain caused by your untruthfulness.
Now I'm sitting in my room, I'm writing the one song that you promised me I'd never have To sing
Reflecting on the unexpected situation, writing a song that contradicts the promise you made about never having to sing such a song.
Think before you speak, oh, think before you speak, oh, and treat her better than you Treated me
Reiterating the advice to think before speaking and urging you to treat the new person better than you treated me.
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