In My Room
In My Room: Echoes of Lost Dreams and Timeless Longing
Lyrics
Seen you here seen you there before now it’s time-time-time again
Expresses recognition of someone seen repeatedly and the anticipation of encountering them again.
Walk on by don’t you see me cry now it’s time-time-time again
Requests to be ignored while going through emotional turmoil, emphasizing the recurring nature of the situation.
Once again lost my mind won’t you get out of my head
Indicates a repeated state of losing mental composure and urges the person to leave the mind.
Tunnel vision can’t you see me don’t you get out of my head
Describes a focused perspective, possibly in a relationship, and pleads for the person to exit the thoughts.
Like a dream that’s so good don’t you get outta my head
Compares the person's presence to a captivating dream, emphasizing the difficulty of removing them from thoughts.
Hope to see you one more time don’t you get outta my head
Expresses a desire to see the person once more while emphasizing the struggle to get them out of the mind.
In My Room (x6)
Repetition of "In My Room" suggests a significant place or mental state related to the narrative.
Don’t you miss it all the times we spent?
Questions if the listener misses shared experiences, highlighting a sense of nostalgia or longing.
Was it real or was it all in my mind?
Raises doubt about the reality of past moments, questioning whether they were genuine or imagined.
Something special pressed down on me
Describes a profound and unique experience that left a lasting impact.
All those years they’re so far behind
Reflects on the passage of time, acknowledging that those years are now distant.
I don’t care what they say they’re just killin’ my vibe
Rejects the opinions of others, stating that external judgments are negatively affecting the emotional state.
Got this vision that keeps playin’ am I dead or alive?
Shares a recurring vision, questioning the boundary between life and death.
Like a scene on the screen where the poets all sing
Compares a mental image to a scene with poets, hinting at artistic or imaginative elements.
And the lead man, well, he just lays in bed... Wandering…
Describes a lead character remaining in bed, possibly depicting a sense of stagnation or contemplation.
In My Room (x6) And my head goes…
Reiteration of "In My Room" suggests a return to the significant mental space mentioned earlier.
Not sure if I lived it You know it’s hard to forget
Expresses uncertainty about the reality of past experiences and the difficulty of forgetting them.
Don’t know if I can take it Some things you never regret
Questions the ability to endure certain experiences, acknowledging that some things are unforgettable.
Once again so predictable it’s all of the time
Highlights predictability in a repeated pattern of behavior or thoughts.
What they say in those memories they’re all in your mind
Suggests skepticism towards memories and the subjective nature of recollections.
Like a child in the wild where you know I am king
Compares oneself to a child in the wild, asserting a sense of freedom and self-importance.
It’s the best time that I ever had… Dreaming!
Describes a past moment as the best time, possibly associated with dreams or idealized experiences.
In My Room (x6)
Repetition of "In My Room" as a concluding refrain, reinforcing the thematic significance of the mentioned space.
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