Lyrics
Take my rage.
Expressing a desire for someone to take away the speaker's anger or intense emotions.
Hide it in your fists.
Suggesting the act of concealing or managing the speaker's anger, possibly through physical means.
It's all for you.
Implying that the speaker's anger is directed towards or related to the person being addressed.
It's all I can do.
Conveying that expressing anger is the only action within the speaker's capacity.
And believe me when I say,
Asserting the sincerity of the speaker's statements about future actions.
That I'll pay you back some day,
Committing to a future retaliation or response for perceived wrongs.
When you're standing all alone,
Describing a scenario where the addressed person is left isolated and vulnerable.
With nothing of your own.
Highlighting the lack of possessions or support when the addressed person is alone.
Bury my burdens.
Requesting the person to bear the speaker's troubles or worries.
Have fun controlling me.
Sarcastically commenting on the controlling behavior of the addressed person.
Cast all my cares upon,
Transferring the speaker's concerns or problems onto the shoulders of the addressed person.
Your weary shoulders.
Referring to the addressed person's burdened state, possibly due to taking on the speaker's issues.
Heed my words to you
Emphasizing the truthfulness of the speaker's words and the importance of paying attention.
Because what I say is true.
Reiterating the validity of the speaker's statements.
This is something we discussed.
Suggesting a prior discussion about mutual well-being or shared goals.
I want the best for us.
Expressing a desire for the best outcomes for both the speaker and the addressed person.
Reaching out, desperately.
Describing an attempt to connect desperately or urgently.
Broken dreams, you and me.
Referring to shattered or unfulfilled aspirations shared between the speaker and the addressed person.
Reaching out, tragically.
Depicting a tragic or sorrowful attempt to reach out, possibly signifying failed communication.
Dead beliefs, you and me.
Highlighting the death or demise of shared beliefs or values between the speaker and the addressed person.
Now my pain is gone.
Announcing the cessation of the speaker's pain, suggesting a resolution or emotional healing.
The pain is gone.
Reiterating the relief from pain and possibly indicating a positive transformation.
I'm moving on.
Declaring a commitment to move forward in life, leaving the past behind.
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