LION
LION's Tale: Unveiling Hidden Hurt and Moving On
Lyrics
There's a wreck by the sea
Describing a wreck near the sea, possibly symbolic of a troubled situation.
And it's tryna follow me
Suggesting that the trouble is trying to pursue or affect the speaker.
But it's meant to sink away
Highlighting the inevitability of the trouble sinking away.
Not to live another day
Emphasizing that the trouble is not meant to persist.
There's a lion on his shirt
Referring to someone wearing a lion emblem on their shirt.
And he's lyin' bout his hurt
Suggesting that the person with the lion emblem is dishonest about their pain.
And I'm trying to get through (Get through to you)
Expressing an effort to communicate or connect with someone.
But it's time to move along
Indicating the need to move on from the situation.
And go write some pretty songs
Encouraging the idea of creating positive and aesthetically pleasing music.
So I'll leave you two alone (Leave you alone)
Deciding to leave the troubled individuals alone.
Cause it's time, I'm going home
Declaring the decision to go home, possibly ending the relationship or situation.
This was more than infatuation
Acknowledging that the connection was more than just a fleeting attraction.
That anyone could see
Stating that the depth of the connection was apparent to everyone.
All my feelings are not important
Downplaying the significance of the speaker's emotions in the context of the situation.
Crashed, laid out by the sea
Describing a crash or emotional breakdown by the sea.
You don't wanna tell me anything
Noticing a lack of communication, possibly due to complexity.
Everything's not that simple babe
Acknowledging that everything is not straightforward.
This is above me
Expressing a feeling of being overwhelmed or unable to handle the situation.
If you really wanna live this way
Suggesting an alternative way of living, indicating a need for change.
There's nothing left to say
Conveying that there is nothing more to be said in the current circumstances.
This how it has to be
Affirming that the situation has to unfold in a certain way.
There's a lion on his shirt
Repeating the mention of a lion emblem, reinforcing its symbolic significance.
And he's lyin' bout his hurt
Reiterating that the person with the lion emblem is dishonest about their pain.
And I'm trying to get through (Get through to you)
Expressing continued effort to connect with the person despite challenges.
But it's time to move along
Reiterating the need to move on from the situation.
And go write some pretty songs
Encouraging the creation of positive and aesthetically pleasing music as a coping mechanism.
So I'll leave you two alone (Leave you alone)
Deciding once again to leave the troubled individuals alone.
Cause it's time, I'm going home
Repeating the decision to go home, emphasizing closure.
There's a lion on his shirt
Reiterating the presence of a lion emblem, emphasizing its symbolic importance.
And he's lyin' bout his hurt
Emphasizing again that the person with the lion emblem is dishonest about their pain.
And I'm trying to get through (Get through to you)
Continuing the effort to connect with the person despite challenges.
But it's time to move along
Reiterating the need to move on from the situation.
And go write some pretty songs
Encouraging the creation of positive and aesthetically pleasing music as a form of healing.
So I'll leave you two alone (Leave you alone)
Deciding once again to leave the troubled individuals alone.
There's a lion on his shirt
Reiterating the presence of a lion emblem, maintaining its symbolic significance.
And he's lyin' bout his hurt
Emphasizing again that the person with the lion emblem is dishonest about their pain.
And I'm tryin to get through (Get through to you)
Continuing the effort to connect with the person despite challenges.
But it's time to move along
Reiterating the need to move on from the situation.
And go write some pretty songs
Encouraging the creation of positive and aesthetically pleasing music as a means of moving forward.
So I'll leave you two alone (Leave you alone)
Deciding once again to leave the troubled individuals alone.
Cause it's time, I'm going home
Repeating the decision to go home, signaling a definitive conclusion.
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