I Need a Break
Yearning Waves: Class President's Emotional Odyssey
Lyrics
Doo doo doo
The repetition of "doo doo doo" suggests a sense of monotony or a repetitive nature in the singer's thoughts or emotions.
Doo doo doo
Continuation of the repetitive and possibly mundane feelings or situations expressed in the song.
I get so lost in my own head
The singer feels deeply absorbed or overwhelmed by their own thoughts.
With every single word that you said
The impact of the words spoken by someone is affecting the singer emotionally or mentally.
You and I are two sailing ships
A metaphor comparing the relationship to sailing ships, possibly highlighting a sense of separation or drifting apart.
The indents of your teeth on your lips
The mention of the indents on the lips suggests a focus on physical details, perhaps signifying the lingering impact of a kiss or intimate moments.
I, I need a break
The singer expresses a need for a break, indicating a desire for space or relief from the current situation or emotions.
There's not much more I can take
The singer acknowledges a limit to what they can endure emotionally or mentally.
And I, I feel the same
Despite feeling the same as the other person, the singer emphasizes their own need for a break.
But I, I need a break
Reiteration of the singer's need for a break, emphasizing the importance of taking a step back.
From you
The break is specifically needed from the person mentioned earlier in the song.
I just feel I'm stuck either way
The singer feels trapped or unable to make a choice that satisfies all aspects of their life.
I miss my friends but I need to stay
The conflict between missing friends and needing to stay suggests a dilemma or internal struggle.
And too this day I'll never know why
A lingering sense of confusion about the reasons behind someone's departure without a proper goodbye.
You left and never said goodbye
The pain and mystery of the departure continue to affect the singer emotionally.
I, I need a break
Repetition of the need for a break, underscoring the intensity of the singer's desire for space.
There's not much more I can take
The singer acknowledges their emotional threshold, indicating a struggle to cope with the current situation.
And I, I feel the same
Despite sharing similar feelings, the singer emphasizes their own need for a break from the shared situation.
But I, I need a break
Reiteration of the singer's individual need for a break from the other person.
From you
The break is specifically sought from the person mentioned earlier in the song.
I'm holding on
The singer is holding on, possibly to the relationship or the emotional struggle, until they reach a point of departure.
Until I'm gone
Expressing determination to hold on until the singer eventually lets go or the situation changes.
WoaAAAoh WAAAooh
A vocalization that adds emotional intensity, possibly representing the internal turmoil or frustration the singer is experiencing.
I, I need a break
Reiteration of the singer's need for a break, emphasizing the importance of taking a step back.
There's not much more I can take
The singer acknowledges their emotional threshold, indicating a struggle to cope with the current situation.
And I, I feel the same
Despite sharing similar feelings, the singer emphasizes their own need for a break from the shared situation.
But I, I need a break
Reiteration of the singer's individual need for a break from the other person.
From you
The break is specifically sought from the person mentioned earlier in the song.
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