Lyrics
Is hate really negative, is love really positive?
Challenges the conventional notion of hate being entirely negative and love being exclusively positive.
It's not place to speak about emotion
Suggests a reluctance to discuss emotions openly, indicating a personal boundary or reservation.
Other side of my face, dealing with devotion
Expresses a duality or conflict in the speaker's emotions, dealing with devotion on one side.
Who will want to know? Too hard to be personal
Raises the question of whether it's challenging for others to get to know the speaker due to emotional complexities.
Who will want to know? Run the risk of losing all
Highlights the risk of losing connections when being personal and vulnerable.
Who will want to know? Where did I find this heart?
Poses a question about the origin of the speaker's emotions, possibly questioning their own emotional journey.
Who will want to know? Anesthetic jump-start
Suggests a metaphorical "anesthetic jump-start," perhaps indicating a method of coping or numbing emotional pain.
Is hate really negative, is love really positive?
Reiterates the exploration of whether hate and love have fixed positive and negative connotations.
Yeah, I can fell misplaced, red faced and nervous
Admits feeling out of place, embarrassed, and nervous but asserts that it's not a disgrace.
But it's no disgrace, she uses super space-dust
Introduces the idea of using "super space-dust" as a coping mechanism or distraction from difficulties.
Who will want to know? Lets me know I'm still a kid
Asks who would be interested in knowing about the speaker's vulnerabilities, emphasizing the youthful aspect.
Who will want to know? And it's okay to act like it
Encourages embracing childlike behaviors and suggests it's acceptable to act like a kid sometimes.
Who will want to know? Makes me happy for awhile
States that certain things make the speaker happy temporarily.
Who will want to know? Galactic movie-star smile
Describes a smile as bright and glamorous as that of a movie star from the galaxy.
Is hate really negative, is love really positive?
Revisits the question of the inherent positivity or negativity of hate and love.
No strong point, not my territory
Asserts a lack of proficiency or strength in dealing with a particular subject, possibly emotions.
No strong point, subject new to me
Reiterates a lack of expertise in the discussed territory, reinforcing a sense of vulnerability.
No strong point, heart stings, its a hit
Describes the emotional impact of heartache, referring to it as a hit or a sting.
No strong point and no anesthetic
States the absence of anesthetic, suggesting a raw and unfiltered experience of emotions.
Is hate really negative, is love really positive?
Poses the question of the inherent nature of hate and love once again.
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