Pretend

Expressing the desire to keep emotions or issues hidden, metaphorically comparing it to keeping them "in the bottle."

Avoiding social interactions with friends and maintaining a certain level of secrecy or privacy.

Rejecting the need for leaving a lasting impact or legacy.

Prioritizing the necessity of getting rest over achieving lasting accomplishments.

Repetition of the desire to keep emotions or issues hidden, reinforcing the theme.

Reiterating the inclination to avoid sharing personal matters with friends.

Reaffirming the rejection of the need for leaving a legacy.

Repeating the assertion of not requiring a legacy, emphasizing this lack of interest.

Choosing to keep issues concealed, emphasizing the depth of this desire metaphorically.

Preferring to hide behind social interactions and friendships to avoid facing personal challenges.

Expressing a longing for being in a place or state of being that is essential or necessary.

Suggesting that reaching the desired state has never been achieved or experienced.

Reiterating the preference to keep issues hidden, using the metaphor of staying at the bottom.

Continuing to hide behind social interactions and friendships for emotional protection.

Expressing a wish to be in a necessary or desired place, echoing the sentiment from earlier lines.

Repeating the desire to be in a needed state, underscoring the longing for this particular condition.

An exclamation possibly expressing surprise or emotion, setting the tone for the following lines.

Committing to fixing or resolving issues while on the move, suggesting an active approach to problem-solving.

Repeating the commitment to repairing things while in motion, emphasizing the dynamic nature of the solution.

An expression of reassurance or confidence in the process of fixing things, even if done just for enjoyment.

Reaffirming the idea of repairing things for the sake of enjoyment or pleasure.

Stressing the enjoyment aspect of repairing, implying a lighthearted or positive approach.

A repetitive pattern reflecting a cycle of getting up, coming around, and pretending to be welcome after falling out or facing challenges. The comparison of being looked at like a ghost suggests a feeling of alienation or being misunderstood in these interactions.

And come around

And make pretend I'm welcome

We fell out, we fell down

You look at me like I'm a ghost

I get up

And come around

And make pretend I'm welcome

We fell out, we fell down

You look at me like I'm a ghost

I get up

And come around

And make pretend I'm welcome

We fell out, we fell down

You look at me like I'm a ghost

I get up

And come around

And make pretend I'm welcome

We fell out, we fell down

You look at me like I'm a ghost