Lyrics
So much depends on the weather
Emphasizing the impact of external conditions on a situation.
Since the day that you left her
Referring to a significant moment when someone departed.
Sometimes giving up is better
Suggesting that giving up may be a preferable option.
Than letting the story get any sadder
Choosing not to let the narrative become more sorrowful.
I never meant to hurt you
Expressing unintended harm caused to someone.
I swear I didn't mean to
Reiterating the lack of intention behind causing pain.
Oh, and when you come to my mind
Reflecting on thoughts of a person and the emotional impact.
I no longer feel the sting
Highlighting the fading of emotional pain associated with the person in thoughts.
I no longer feel a thing
-Oh, and when you come to my mind
-I no longer feel the sting
-I no longer feel a thing
-I'm sure I messed some things up
Admitting to making mistakes in the relationship.
And your car didn't really get stuck
Clarifying a situation where a reported issue didn't occur as stated.
Still I think about your old cat
Recalling memories, possibly related to a shared pet.
Yeah, lying's what we both are great at
Acknowledging a tendency for both parties to lie.
"I never meant to hurt you."
Repeating a declaration of not intending to cause harm and understanding.
I know you didn't mean to
-Oh, and when you come to my mind
Reiterating the diminishing emotional impact of thoughts about the person.
I no longer feel the sting
-I no longer feel a thing
-Oh, and when you come to my mind
-I no longer feel the sting
-I no longer feel a thing
-You can't choose what stays or what fades away
Recognizing the lack of control over what remains or fades in memories.
I know you want to
-But you ain't coming back this time, are you?
-You can't choose what stays or what fades away
Repeating the theme of inability to choose what persists or fades.
I know you want to
-But you ain't coming back this time, are you?
-Oh, and when you come to my mind
Continuing to emphasize the decreasing emotional effect of reminiscing about the person.
I no longer feel the sting
-I no longer feel a thing
-Oh, and when you come to my mind
-I no longer feel the sting
-I no longer feel a thing
-You can't choose what stays or what fades away
Accepting the irreversible nature of the person's absence and the impossibility of their return.
I know you want to
-But you ain't coming back this time, are you?
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