unfinished business
Unfinished Business: A Heart's Dance with Uncertainty
Lyrics
I’ve got summer plans for you and me
I have envisioned plans for spending the summer together with you.
Maybe we could play guitar, if you’re not busy?
Suggesting the idea of playing guitar together, asking if the person is available.
But I can’t help but think what you’ve become
Reflecting on the changes in the other person and their current state.
Think back to all the days when you could make my mind go numb
Recalling past moments when the person had a significant impact on the speaker's emotions.
God I really don’t know how to feel
Expressing uncertainty about emotions and questioning how to feel.
You’re playing with my head, is it my heart you want to steal?
Wondering if the person is toying with the speaker's emotions, specifically aiming for their heart.
Something about you draws me near
Feeling a magnetic attraction to the person despite warnings from others.
They tell me not to but I just pretend that I can’t hear
Ignoring advice not to pursue the attraction, feigning ignorance.
I can’t explain what’s in my head
Unable to articulate thoughts in the mind about the situation.
Just follow my heart instead
Choosing to follow the heart's instincts despite the lack of verbal explanation.
Are you sincere? Or are you telling me what I want to hear
Questioning the sincerity of the other person's words and intentions.
It’s just a game to you, well I can play it too
Acknowledging the game being played and expressing the ability to play it as well.
Something about you draws me near
Reiterating the magnetic attraction despite potential insincerity.
Your motivations crystal clear
Asserting a clear understanding of the other person's motivations.
All the things I overcame
Reflecting on overcoming challenges in the past.
Can it be the same?
Questioning if the current situation is comparable to past experiences.
Cause god I really don’t know how to feel
Reiterating uncertainty about emotions and how to feel.
But now we’re here and I can’t tell if this is real
Expressing confusion about the reality of the current situation.
I’ve got summer plans for you and me
Repeating the initial desire for summer plans with the person.
It’s been a while, but I can say that you’re still pretty
Noting the passage of time but acknowledging the person's enduring attractiveness.
I really thought that I’d be done
Unexpectedly finding oneself still engaged despite initial expectations of being done with the situation.
But wouldn’t that ruin all the fun?
Contemplating the idea that ending the situation might spoil the enjoyment.
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