Lyrics
Yeah, I might move into the east, think my thoughts is killing me, baby I can't do this anymore
Expressing a desire to move away, feeling overwhelmed by internal thoughts, and conveying a sense of emotional exhaustion.
You my biggest friend of me, turn into a enemy, throw my heart and leave inside a morgue
Acknowledging a shift from a close friendship to enmity, with a metaphorical reference to heartbreak and abandonment.
Used to tell my friends our problems, baby that's the old me
Reflecting on past behavior of sharing relationship issues with friends and signaling a change in approach.
Saw you in the hallways telling people that we're low-key, but you showed me
Discovering a betrayal where private matters are disclosed publicly, leading to a sense of betrayal.
All your little problems when you're lonely, yeah
Highlighting the revelation of the other person's problems during moments of solitude.
How come all your friends, they love me now (love me now)
Questioning the change in perception from friends towards the speaker, possibly after the relationship has deteriorated.
How come all your time is busy now (busy now)
Observing a shift in the allocation of time away from the speaker, suggesting a distancing in the relationship.
How come all your lies are pretty now (pretty now)
Pointing out a transformation in the nature of lies, possibly implying that they have become more attractive or deceptive.
Maybe cause I'm not around
Suggesting that the changes in perception and behavior may be due to the speaker's absence.
Never want this way, I'm just tired of feeling empty
Expressing a weariness with the current emotional state, indicating a desire for change or resolution.
Only wanted space just so I could finally set free
Clarifying that the need for space was to find freedom rather than perpetuating emptiness.
Had to move it out your way, maybe one day we can escape
Reiterating the necessity to remove obstacles from the relationship and expressing hope for a future escape from difficulties.
(Had to move it out your way, maybe one day we can escape)
-(Had to move it out your way, maybe one day we can escape)
-Yeah, I might move into the east, think my thoughts is killing me, baby I can't do this anymore
Repeating the theme of considering a move, emphasizing the emotional toll and the transformation of a close friend into an enemy.
You my biggest friend of me, turn into a enemy, throw my heart and leave inside a morgue
-Yeah, I might move into the east, think my thoughts is killing me, baby I can't do this anymore
Reiterating the desire to move away and the pain caused by the change in the relationship dynamic.
You my biggest friend of me, turn into a enemy, throw my heart and leave inside a morgue
-Used to tell my friends our problems, baby that's the old me
Recalling a previous openness about relationship problems and acknowledging a personal evolution.
Saw you in the hallways telling people that we're low-key, but you showed me
Experiencing a betrayal as private matters are exposed publicly, contradicting the earlier low-key approach.
All your little problems when you're lonely
Highlighting the revelation of the other person's problems during moments of loneliness, reinforcing a sense of isolation.
Yeah, I might move into the east, think my thoughts is killing me, baby I can't do this anymore
Repeating the theme of contemplating a move, underlining the emotional strain, and expressing the pain of a fractured friendship.
You my biggest friend of me, turn into a enemy, throw my heart and leave inside a morgue
-Yeah, I might move into the east, think my thoughts is killing me, baby I can't do this anymore
-You my biggest friend of me, turn into a enemy, throw my heart and leave inside a morgue
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