Dead Romance
Dead Romance Unveiled: A Dark Dive into Love's Demise
Lyrics
You can tell me as it is this is dead romance
You can tell me directly that this relationship is devoid of love and passion.
Fueled by drugs, lies and a fake love I see how it is to let you know
The relationship is fueled by negative elements like drugs, lies, and a superficial love, and the speaker acknowledges this reality.
Pass out then wake up I do this on repeat swear that I'm used to it
The speaker describes a cycle of passing out and waking up, suggesting a repetitive and possibly self-destructive behavior that they claim to be accustomed to.
But I don't care at all I'll fall apart and let you watch here as it is
The speaker expresses a lack of concern for their own emotional breakdown, inviting the other person to witness it without inhibitions.
Yeah we could run it up, empty party in the cut
The idea of running up a party with emptiness in the background is presented, possibly reflecting a hollow or unfulfilling social scene.
They could see me dead but that's just not enough
The speaker suggests that even if others see them as dead or defeated, it doesn't satisfy them.
Now coming at my head, come and take a cut
Challenges or conflicts are welcomed as the speaker invites others to confront them directly.
I don't really care what I should give a fuck so I'm letting go
The speaker declares indifference to societal expectations, expressing a willingness to let go of concerns.
Tell me how long has it been, long has it been
A query about the time elapsed since a significant event, possibly related to the deterioration of the relationship.
How long has it been since you felt complete inside
The speaker questions how long it has been since the other person felt complete within themselves.
Tell me how hard has it been, hard has it been
A similar inquiry about the difficulty the other person has experienced.
How hard has it been just for you to survive
This difficulty is specified as the challenge of survival, suggesting a harsh or challenging environment.
How do you suffice? I've been contemplating my whole life
The speaker reflects on finding satisfaction or contentment in life, contemplating their existence.
What's a stab in the back to a trigger to your eyes
A metaphorical comparison is made between betrayal ("stab in the back") and facing a life-threatening situation ("trigger to your eyes").
Now I'm loading up a .44, try this out for size
A mention of loading a .44 suggests a readiness for a potentially dangerous situation.
If you're fucking with the party then we might just take your life
A warning that if someone interferes with the speaker's party lifestyle, it may lead to serious consequences, possibly violence.
Yeah you know who we are, empty party when we slide
Confirmation of the speaker's identity in a party scenario that lacks depth or meaning.
I don't even think once, why the fuck should I think twice
The speaker dismisses the need for second thoughts, emphasizing a carefree attitude.
I'm not fucking with this life, I keep my doors all suicide
A commitment to avoiding a problematic life, with a mention of keeping doors 'suicide,' possibly implying a closed-off and isolated existence.
With the windows roll down, swerving while I ride by
Describing a reckless drive with windows down, reflecting a lack of concern for consequences.
Wait, how did that one part go
An interruption in the narrative, indicating a change or shift in the speaker's thoughts.
Oh we can run it up, empty party in the cut
A repetition of the idea of running up a party in an empty setting.
They can see me dead but that's just not enough
Reiteration that being perceived as dead is insufficient for the speaker.
Now coming at my head, Come and take a cut
A repetition of the challenge to the listener to come and confront the speaker directly.
I don't really get why I should give a fuck so I'm letting go
Reiterating the lack of concern for societal expectations and a willingness to let go.
Tell me how long has it been, long has it been
A repetition of the question about the duration since a significant event, indicating its continued relevance.
How long has it been since you felt complete inside
Reiteration of the inquiry about the listener's sense of completeness over time.
Tell me how hard has it been, hard has it been
Repetition of the question about the listener's hardships, emphasizing its importance.
How hard has it been just for you to survive
Reiteration of the focus on the difficulty of survival, underlining its significance.
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