when the party's over
Emotional Farewell: Unveiling the Bittersweet Depths of 'when the party's over'
Lyrics
Don't you know I'm no good for you?
Expresses an awareness that the speaker is not a suitable or beneficial match for the listener.
I've learned to lose you, can't afford to
Implies a realization of the inevitability of losing the listener and the inability to bear that loss.
Tore my shirt to stop you bleedin'
Metaphorically describes taking action to prevent harm to the listener, using the image of tearing one's shirt to stop bleeding, suggesting efforts to protect or save the listener.
But nothin' ever stops you leavin'
Despite efforts, nothing prevents the listener from leaving; indicates a sense of helplessness in stopping the departure.
Quiet when I'm coming home and I'm on my own
Describes a quiet atmosphere upon the speaker's return home, emphasizing solitude and a sense of loneliness.
I could lie, say I like it like that, like it like that
Suggests a potential falsehood or facade in expressing contentment or satisfaction with the situation.
I could lie, say I like it like that, like it like that
Reiterates the potential for deception or pretense in accepting the circumstances.
Don't you know too much already?
Questions the listener's awareness of potentially harmful information or details.
I'll only hurt you if you let me
Warns about causing pain to the listener if given the opportunity.
Call me friend but keep me closer (call me back)
Suggests a desire for proximity while acknowledging a need for emotional distance by labeling the relationship as "friendship."
And I'll call you when the party's over
Commits to communication only after a certain event or circumstance has passed, indicating delayed interaction or closure.
Quiet when I'm coming home and I'm on my own
Reiterates the quietness and solitude experienced upon returning home.
And I could lie, say I like it like that, like it like that
Repeats the potential for dishonesty or pretense in accepting the situation as satisfying.
Yeah, I could lie, say I like it like that, like it like that
Reiterates the potential for deception or pretense in accepting the circumstances.
But nothing is better sometimes
Expresses the idea that sometimes, having nothing is preferable or more suitable.
Once we've both said our goodbyes
Implies that closure or conclusion is beneficial after both parties have parted ways.
Let's just let it go
Suggests a willingness to release and move on from the relationship or situation.
Let me let you go
Expresses a desire to allow the listener to depart or move on.
Quiet when I'm coming home and I'm on my own
Reiterates the quiet and solitary nature of returning home.
I could lie, say I like it like that, like it like that
Repeats the potential for dishonesty or pretense in accepting the situation as satisfying.
I could lie, say I like it like that, like it like that
Reiterates the potential for deception or pretense in accepting the circumstances.
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