Pat
Navigating Heartbreak: Unraveling the Emotions in Built to Spill's 'Pat'
Lyrics
What will you do with me?
Questioning the listener about their intentions or plans regarding the speaker.
I don't believe this really makes me sad
Expressing skepticism or disbelief that the situation is genuinely saddening.
If this was fun I wouldn't do this
Suggesting that the speaker engages in a certain behavior even if it's not enjoyable or fun.
I'm trying to be fair.
Indicating an effort to be just and impartial in a given situation.
Are you missing something?
Raising a question about whether the listener is lacking or overlooking something.
Did you lose the game?
Asking if the listener experienced a loss or failure in a game.
Are you missing last year?
Questioning if the listener feels a sense of nostalgia or regret about the previous year.
Just get away.
Directing the listener to distance themselves, possibly from the speaker or a situation.
Did it mess you up?
Asking if a certain experience had a negative impact on the listener.
This wasn't in the plan.
Expressing that the current situation wasn't part of the original plan or expectation.
I wish you weren't trying to do this.
Expressing a desire for the listener not to engage in a particular action or behavior.
You might hate me for it later
Suggesting that the listener might harbor resentment or dislike for the speaker in the future.
Are you missing last year?
Reiterating the question about missing the past year, possibly emphasizing the theme of nostalgia.
Are you missing me?
Posing a direct question about whether the listener misses the speaker.
So I've lost this game.
Acknowledging a personal loss or defeat in a game or situation.
Please go away.
Politely requesting the listener to leave or distance themselves.
Please go away.
Repeating the request for the listener to go away, possibly indicating a strong desire for solitude.
Do you feel like you lost this game?
Asking if the listener feels a sense of defeat or loss in a situation.
I hope you feel like you're missing something.
Expressing a hope that the listener realizes they are missing something important.
I hope you cry when you get home.
Expressing a wish or desire for the listener to cry upon returning home.
I hope you cry when you get home.
Repeating the desire for the listener to cry when they get home, possibly emphasizing the emotional impact.
I hope you cry when you get home.
Continuing the wish for the listener to cry upon reaching home, reinforcing the emotional tone.
I hope you cry when you get home.
Reiterating the desire for the listener to cry when they get home, emphasizing the emotional aspect.
Are you missing me?
Persistently questioning if the listener misses the speaker.
Are you missing me?
Repeating the question about whether the listener misses the speaker.
Are you missing me?
Continuing to ask if the listener misses the speaker, reinforcing the theme of absence.
Are you missing me?
Reiterating the question about whether the listener misses the speaker, emphasizing the persistent inquiry.
Are you missing me?
Continuing to ask if the listener misses the speaker, possibly underscoring the importance of the question.
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