The One You Go Home To
Unveiling the Dark Dance of Deceit in 'The One You Go Home To'
Lyrics
How is it that you make me Keep walking out the door
Expressing confusion about the irresistible force that compels the speaker to repeatedly leave.
I leave my wife and children Even though I swore
Acknowledging a betrayal of vows to family, indicating a willingness to sacrifice for someone else.
The last time was the last time
Highlighting a pattern of breaking promises, suggesting a lack of control over actions.
I'd risk it all for you
Indicating a willingness to take significant risks for the person the speaker is addressing.
Thank God I'm not the one you go home to
Expressing relief that the speaker is not the one the addressed person returns to at home.
You're a liar
Labeling the addressed person as deceitful or untrustworthy.
You're a cheat
Accusing the addressed person of dishonesty.
You're a lover
Acknowledging the addressed person as a romantic partner, possibly highlighting a complex relationship.
Just what I need
Suggesting a contradictory desire for the qualities of the addressed person despite acknowledging their negative traits.
We're both so damn good at being untrue Thank God I'm not the one you go home to
Both individuals excel at being unfaithful, leading to gratitude that the speaker is not the one the addressed person returns to.
Don't come asking questions We're not here to talk
Discouraging inquiries or discussions, implying secrecy or avoidance of consequences.
If you get to feeling guilty
Warning against guilt, as it may lead to exposure of their affair.
Then you're gonna get us caught That poor woman of yours
Pitying the addressed person's oblivious spouse, unaware of the ongoing affair.
She ain't got a clue
Emphasizing the addressed person's partner's ignorance about the affair.
Thank God I'm not the one you go home to
Reiterating relief at not being the one the addressed person returns to.
You're a liar
Repeating negative qualities of the addressed person (liar, cheat, lover).
You're a cheat
Reiterating the accusation of dishonesty in different words.
You're a lover
Reaffirming the romantic involvement with the addressed person.
Just what I need
Acknowledging a contradictory desire for the qualities of the addressed person despite negative traits.
We're both so damn good at being untrue Thank God I'm not the one you go home to
Both individuals excel at being unfaithful, leading to gratitude that the speaker is not the one the addressed person returns to (repeated).
Bet he don't know to wonder Where it is you go
Speculating that the partner of the addressed person may not be aware of their whereabouts.
She's probably waiting up for you Dinner on the stove
Imagining the addressed person's partner waiting at home with dinner, emphasizing the stark contrast with the speaker.
While we're laying in cheap bedsheets soaked with me and you
Describing an intimate encounter with the addressed person, contrasting it with the domestic scene at home.
Thank God I'm not the one you go home to
Expressing gratitude for not being the one the addressed person returns to (repeated).
You're a liar
Repeating negative qualities of the addressed person (liar, cheat, lover).
You're a cheat
Reiterating the accusation of dishonesty in different words.
You're a lover
Reaffirming the romantic involvement with the addressed person.
Just what I need
Acknowledging a contradictory desire for the qualities of the addressed person despite negative traits.
We're both so damn good at being untrue Thank God I'm not the one you go home to Thank God I'm not the one you go home to
Both individuals excel at being unfaithful, leading to gratitude that the speaker is not the one the addressed person returns to (repeated).
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