You Said You Hate Not Seeing Me
Unspoken Absence: Breakup Films' Poignant Reflections
Lyrics
Can we catch up
Expressing a desire to catch up or reconnect.
On what's been going on?
Asking about recent events or updates in the speaker's life.
Can you speak up
Requesting clear communication about the speaker's mistakes.
About All the things I've done wrong?
Seeking acknowledgment and discussion of the speaker's wrongdoings.
Still waiting
Implying an ongoing anticipation for positive words or actions.
For the nice words to kick in
Waiting for kind or comforting expressions to be shared.
So you can sugarcoat the reasons
Describing a desire for the reasons behind recent communication gaps to be softened or embellished.
That we haven't talked lately
Referencing a lack of recent conversations and wanting explanations.
You said you hate not seeing me
Recalling a previous statement expressing dislike for not being seen.
But for the past year you've been gone
Highlighting a contradiction where the person expressing dislike has been absent for a year.
You said you hate not talking to me
Reiterating a previous statement about hating not talking.
So how come you never do at all?
Questioning the inconsistency of not talking despite expressing dislike for it.
I've wasted too much empty space
Conveying a sense of wasted time and emotional effort.
Trying to fit you in memory cells
Describing efforts to remember or retain memories of the person.
You said you hate not talking to me
Repeating the sentiment of hating not talking, emphasizing the frustration.
And I'll never figure this out, I guess
Expressing confusion and a belief that understanding is elusive.
Can we catch up
Repeating the desire to catch up, perhaps emphasizing the urgency.
On all the things you've been through?
Asking about the experiences and events the other person has been through.
About your new friends, old friends
Inquiring about the dynamics with new and old friends, expressing a sense of exclusion.
Why am I not one of them?
Expressing hurt or confusion about not being considered a friend.
And why is it never clear?
Raising questions about the lack of clarity in the relationship.
That we take one step each time
Highlighting the slow progress in the relationship, marked by setbacks.
Just to take another two steps back
Describing a cyclical pattern of progress and regression.
You said you hate not seeing me
Repeating the sentiment of hating not seeing, emphasizing the absence.
But for the past year you've been gone
Pointing out the contradiction of expressing dislike while being absent for a year.
You said you hate not talking to me
Reiterating the dislike for not talking, emphasizing the lack of communication.
So how come you never do at all?
Questioning the absence of communication despite expressing a dislike for it.
I've wasted too much empty space
Repeating the sense of wasted space and effort in trying to remember.
Trying to fit you in memory cells
Continuing the theme of attempting to fit memories in cells, suggesting difficulty.
You said you hate not to talking me
Repeating the sentiment of hating not talking, expressing ongoing frustration.
And I'll never figure this out, i guess
Expressing resignation or acceptance of not understanding the situation.
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