Two of a Kind

Love's Dilemma: Two Hearts Struggling on the Borderline
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Lyrics

How can you stand this waiting around

Expressing impatience and frustration with waiting for something.

For the telephone to ring

Waiting for a phone call, possibly from a romantic interest.

You want him bad but you can't let it show

Desire for someone, but trying to hide those feelings.

'Cause you are scared of losing him

Fear of the possibility of losing the person being desired.

He lets you down when he stands you up

Feeling disappointed when the person doesn't keep their promises.

And you swear he's history

Believing that the person is now a part of the past.

'Cause you've got to choice

Feeling like there's no alternative or choice in the situation.

When you hear his voice saying,

Quoting the person's words, possibly expressing a plea for intimacy.

Make love to me, make love to me

Repetition of the desire for intimacy, emphasizing its importance.

One more time

Request for one more opportunity for intimacy.

He keeps you on the borderline

Feeling kept in a state of uncertainty or limbo.

He's got a one track mind

Describing the person as having a singular, focused mindset.

And I can see by your smile

Observing a smile, possibly indicating a shared understanding.

That you're two of a kind

Stating a connection or similarity between two individuals.

You're two of a kind

Reiteration of the shared characteristics between the two.

You say it's only a matter of time

Believing that a positive change is only a matter of time.

And there must be someone else

Doubting the person's faithfulness and considering other options.

You want to trust in his promises

Desiring to trust in the person's promises, despite skepticism.

But you'll never fool yourself

Acknowledging self-awareness that deception is a possibility.

Now you're reading into his every move

Overanalyzing and scrutinizing the person's every action.

Like he only tells you lies

Believing that the person is consistently dishonest.

And then you're on the phone

Engaging in a phone conversation where intimacy is proposed again.

And he's on his own sayin'

Indicating the person's solitary status during the call.

Come 'round tonight, make love to me'

Repetition of the request for intimacy during the phone call.

One more time

Reiterating the desire for one more intimate encounter.

He keeps you on the borderline

Continued reference to being in a state of uncertainty or limbo.

He's got a one track mind

Reinforcing the notion that the person has a singular focus.

And I can see by your smile

Observing a smile again, highlighting the shared understanding.

That you're two of a kind

Reiteration of the connection and similarity between the two.

You're two of a kind

Repeating the assertion that they are two of a kind.

Two of a kind

Emphasizing the uniqueness of the shared characteristics.

Two of a kind...

Repeating the idea of being two of a kind.

One more time

Repetition of the desire for one more intimate encounter.

He keeps you on the borderline

Continued reference to being in a state of uncertainty or limbo.

He's got a one track mind

Reinforcing the notion that the person has a singular focus.

And I can see by your smile

Observing a smile again, highlighting the shared understanding.

That you're two of a kind

Reiteration of the connection and similarity between the two.

He's got you on the borderline

Highlighting that the person keeps the individual in a state of uncertainty.

He keeps you on the borderline

Reiterating the idea that the person maintains uncertainty.

He's got a one track mind

Reinforcing the notion that the person has a singular focus.

And I can see by your smile

Observing a smile again, indicating a continued shared understanding.

That you're two of a kind

Final repetition of the assertion that they are two of a kind.

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