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Reflections on Love's Deception
Lyrics
Did you see me cry
Expressing vulnerability, asking if the listener observed emotional distress.
You have been counting down the days till I do
Acknowledging that someone has been anticipating a negative emotional reaction from the speaker.
I know I’ve been counting down yours too
Admitting to reciprocating the anticipation, suggesting both parties are aware of impending emotional events.
And that’s a real good lie
Describing the mutual understanding of the situation as a convincing deception.
I hope the people that always surround you
Expressing a wish for those around the listener to shower them with affection, akin to how the speaker experienced.
Drown you in love like you drowned me too
Wishing the listener to be overwhelmed with love, mirroring the speaker's own experience.
Can you believe this guy
Expressing disbelief or sarcasm towards another person's behavior.
He is starting to sound like he’s just like me
Noting a similarity between someone else's actions and the speaker's own behavior.
You know exactly what he’s doing
Indicating that the listener understands the intentions or motives of the mentioned person.
And doesn’t time just fly
Reflecting on the passage of time, perhaps in relation to a past event.
When you’re not having fun being around me
Suggesting that time feels slow or unpleasant when the speaker is not enjoying the company of the listener.
Stuck a wallet just to keep
Mentioning a wallet, possibly symbolizing a memento or a reminder of the past.
I wonder if that songs about me
Wondering if a particular song is about the speaker, indicating a curiosity about being the subject of someone's expression.
I heard it on national tv
Referring to hearing a song about the speaker on national television, suggesting public exposure or recognition.
I change the channel oh so quickly
Expressing a quick desire to change the channel, possibly to avoid confronting or dealing with the emotions associated with the mentioned song.
I see her and she looks just like me
Observing a resemblance between someone seen on TV and the speaker, possibly implying a sense of identity or connection.
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