His Words
Unveiling Heartbreak: DeathbyRomy's Emotional Odyssey
Lyrics
You picked me up to put me down
You elevated me only to bring me down.
You picked me up to put me down
Repeated expression of being lifted up and then let down.
You built me up to break me down
You constructed me emotionally only to shatter me.
What are these words what is this sound
The artist questions the meaning of the words and sounds in the context.
All of your words i hear them now
The speaker is now attentive to the words being spoken.
And just like screams i hear in my head
Comparison of the impact of the words to screams in the speaker's mind.
My body it needs your light or I'm dead
Expressing a need for the partner's positive influence for personal well-being.
It's all of your love it would fill me up
The lover's love is emphasized as a source of fulfillment.
And all of your love it fed off of that
Highlighting that the speaker's well-being was dependent on the partner's love.
But you weren't love, but
The acknowledgment that what the partner offered wasn't genuine love.
You picked me up to put me down
Repetition of the cycle of being lifted and then dropped emotionally.
You built me up to break me down
Reiteration of the emotional cycle of building up and breaking down.
What is this sound i said they're his words
The speaker questions the nature of the sounds and words, linking them to someone else's.
And they're all my words now
The words become the speaker's own, possibly implying ownership of pain.
So now I listen to the sound it
The speaker now listens to the sound, possibly associated with emotional turmoil.
It makes your body break down with
Suggesting that the sound contributes to the breakdown of the speaker's body.
The fear of the pain of your monster it
Fear of pain caused by a metaphorical monster associated with the partner.
And baby I need you to be quick
An urgent plea for the partner's swift response to the speaker's needs.
His words aren't your worth it
The words spoken by the partner don't define the speaker's value.
His words aren't your worth
Reiteration that the partner's words don't determine the speaker's worth.
His words aren't your worth it
Emphasizing that the partner's words should not define one's value.
His words they just hurt
The partner's words are acknowledged as hurtful.
You picked me up to drop me down
Repetition of the cycle of being lifted and dropped, mirroring earlier lines.
You built me up to break me down
Reiteration of the emotional cycle of building up and breaking down.
You picked me up to put me down
Repetition of the cycle of being lifted and dropped emotionally.
Said I was yours
Confirmation that the speaker was claimed by the partner but ultimately discarded.
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