Propaniac
Unveiling the Depths of Emotional Turmoil in Propaniac by Endless, Nameless
Lyrics
I fell asleep on the porch while I was waiting for you
The speaker fell asleep outside on the porch while waiting for someone.
The old smell of cigarettes and liquor bubbled on my skin
The smell of cigarettes and liquor lingered on the speaker's skin, indicating a potentially unpleasant environment.
I know I've waited too long for you to tell me exactly what I'm used to
The speaker acknowledges waiting for too long for the other person to provide familiar or expected information.
Now I'm just pulling my teeth, I ain't got nothing to lose
The speaker feels they have nothing to lose and is experiencing a sense of despair or hopelessness.
Always
"Always"
Speaking
"Speaking"
For me
"For me"
Again
"Again"
You spend your time away in bed
The person addressed spends their time away, possibly avoiding confrontation or interaction.
I spend my nights stuck inside my head
The speaker spends their nights trapped in their thoughts, possibly indicating feelings of rumination or overthinking.
You say you wear your heart right out on your sleeve
The other person claims to be emotionally transparent by wearing their heart on their sleeve.
And that you have my best interests at heart
The other person claims to have the speaker's best interests at heart, which the speaker doubts or disbelieves.
Which I do not believe
The speaker expresses disbelief or skepticism regarding the other person's claimed intentions.
And you will never show up
The other person consistently fails to show up or be present as expected.
And I will never chill out
The speaker expresses frustration or disappointment at the continuous absence of the other person.
And you will never show up
Reiteration of the disappointment and non-appearance of the other person.
And I will never chill out
Reiteration of the frustration and non-appearance of the other person.
And you will never show up
Reiteration of the disappointment and non-appearance of the other person.
And I will never chill out
Reiteration of the frustration and non-appearance of the other person.
And you will never show up
Reiteration of the disappointment and non-appearance of the other person.
I know I've wasted my time
The speaker realizes they've wasted their time waiting for the other person.
I know it is too late
The speaker believes it's too late to change the situation.
I think it's time to start fresh
The speaker feels it's time to start anew or begin afresh.
It's time to clean the slate
Expressing the need to wipe the slate clean, possibly indicating a desire for a fresh start.
I know I've waited too long for you to tell me exactly what I'm used to
Reiteration of waiting too long for familiar information from the other person.
Now I'm just pulling my teeth, I ain't got nothing to lose
Reiteration of feeling hopeless or having nothing to lose.
Stop, you get out my head
The speaker commands the intrusive thoughts or the influence of the other person to stop bothering them mentally.
You get out my head
Reiteration of the command for the intrusive thoughts or the influence of the other person to cease.
Stop, you get out my head
Reiteration of the command for the intrusive thoughts or the influence of the other person to stop bothering them mentally.
You get out my head
Reiteration of the command for the intrusive thoughts or the influence of the other person to cease.
Stop, you get out my head
Reiteration of the command for the intrusive thoughts or the influence of the other person to stop bothering them mentally.
You get out my head
Reiteration of the command for the intrusive thoughts or the influence of the other person to cease.
Stop, you get out my head
Reiteration of the command for the intrusive thoughts or the influence of the other person to stop bothering them mentally.
You get out my head
Final reiteration of the command for the intrusive thoughts or the influence of the other person to cease.
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