Lyrics
Don't talk like, like you're nineteen
Advising someone not to speak or behave as if they are nineteen years old.
You're thirty-five if you're a day
Emphasizing that the person in question is older, around thirty-five years old.
Don't act like, like you're nineteen
Reiterating the advice not to act in a manner typical of a nineteen-year-old.
Everyone is waiting
Suggesting that everyone is anticipating or expecting something.
Haven't I done enough today
Expressing a sense of exhaustion, questioning if the speaker has accomplished enough in the current day.
Haven't I done enough this time
Repeating the inquiry about whether the speaker has done enough, possibly feeling a sense of inadequacy.
Haven't I done enough today
Continuing to question if the speaker has fulfilled their responsibilities for the day.
Haven't I done enough
Pleading or expressing frustration about whether the speaker has done sufficient work or met expectations.
"Don't stop here," she said, "don't say that"
Quoting someone advising against stopping or making negative statements.
A part of me is dead
Indicating that a part of the speaker is emotionally or spiritually dead.
Numb just like a fallen limb
Describing a feeling of numbness, akin to a limb that has fallen and lost sensation.
Like what you left behind
Comparing the numbness to what the speaker has left behind, possibly in terms of relationships or experiences.
Haven't I done enough today
Repeating the sense of exhaustion, questioning the speaker's efforts throughout the day.
Haven't I done enough this time
Echoing the feeling of not having done enough, possibly hinting at a recurring theme of self-doubt.
Haven't I done enough today
Continuing to question if the speaker has fulfilled their daily responsibilities or tasks.
Haven't I done enough
Reiterating the frustration or uncertainty about whether the speaker has met expectations or completed enough.
There's a part of me that works just like a child
Introducing the idea that there is a part of the speaker resembling the innocence or simplicity of a child.
There's a part of me that works just like a child
Repeating the notion that a part of the speaker retains childlike qualities, suggesting vulnerability or purity.
There's a part of me that works just like a child
Emphasizing once again that there is a component of the speaker's identity reminiscent of a child.
There's a part of me that's you
Suggesting that a part of the speaker is connected to or influenced by another person ("you").
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