Honesty Killed the Kid
Broken Dreams: Unveiling the Impact of Deception and Heartbreak
Lyrics
Forgiving you for everything, I cannot catch my breath
Facing difficulty in forgiving you, experiencing breathlessness
The hardest path I ever took, I counted every step
Describing a challenging journey, meticulously counting each step
I counted every lie you told yeah I expect your best
Keeping track of the lies told, expecting the best from you
Well the fool in me's got the best of me
The foolish part of the speaker is influencing their actions negatively
Again again again
Repetition suggests a recurring pattern of negative influence
Feeling like you can't
Expressing a feeling of inability or constraint
Well i'm feeling like I won't
Anticipating a negative outcome, a sense of resignation
And I remember all the times
Recalling past experiences and moments
I remember losing hope
Reflecting on a loss of hope
Don't you dare try to forget me
Warning against being forgotten, emphasizing the importance of memory
You chose to be alone
Stating a choice for solitude
And when I take a look inside I found your broken home
Examining the inner self, discovering a broken aspect of the speaker's home or emotional state
You're all alone
Emphasizing a sense of loneliness
You let me go
Being released or abandoned by someone
In disappointed feeling
Experiencing disappointment, possibly due to abandonment
Is this what I've been dreaming?
Questioning the reality of dreams in the face of disappointment
I know I shouldn't love you that's why I never tried
Acknowledging the inappropriateness of love, suggesting restraint
I'm lying to my face again, how the fuck have I survived
Admitting to self-deception and questioning personal survival
The way you left me here turning cheek to blindly leave
Describing the manner of departure, turning away without looking
The way you said you always cared
Recalling a declaration of care, possibly in contrast to actions
The thought that I believed
Expressing disbelief in a previously held thought
You let me go
Reiteration of being let go, possibly emphasizing the impact
I used to wish that you weren't breathing
Expressing a wish for the absence of the person
Is this what I've been dreaming?
Repeating the questioning of dreams in the context of emotional impact
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