Lyrics
She said typewrite
Expressing the act of typing or writing, possibly suggesting communication.
Sad and all I had
Feeling sorrowful, and the speaker possessed something related to this emotion.
She said circles in squares ain't bad
Suggesting that unconventional combinations (circles in squares) can be acceptable.
She said find it
Encouraging the speaker to discover something.
That was all I had
The speaker had limited possessions, and finding was crucial.
She'd give everything for anything
Describing someone willing to sacrifice anything for something valuable.
And all I had I borrowed
The speaker's possessions were borrowed, emphasizing a lack of personal resources.
You gotta break this yeah
Encouragement to overcome a challenge or obstacle.
And she'll break me in
Implying a reciprocal process of breaking each other down.
Sad paperweight
Describing something heavy and laden with sadness.
Sad and all I had
Reiteration of sorrow, and the speaker possessed something related to this emotion.
Sad subtleties make her mad
Expressing that subtle nuances of sadness can irritate.
Said drown it
Suggesting drowning as a method of coping or escaping.
Sad and all I had
Reiteration of sorrow, and the speaker possessed something related to this emotion.
She'd give everything for anything
Reiterating the willingness to sacrifice for something valuable.
Out of my system
Expressing a desire to remove something from the speaker's system, possibly related to emotions or experiences.
Measure me in love and
Suggesting an unconventional unit of measurement for the speaker – in terms of love.
I hate you
Expressing strong negative emotions towards someone.
I miss you
Conveying feelings of longing or nostalgia for someone.
I pity you
Expressing a sense of pity towards someone.
Measure me in love and
Repetition of the unconventional unit of measurement for the speaker.
She want to?
Possibly questioning if someone else desires the same unconventional unit of measurement.
(well doesn't everybody?)
Rhetorical question emphasizing universality of desires.
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