I Said

Embracing Uncertainty: A Journey of Love and Self-Discovery
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Lyrics

Summer, lake, peninsula

Reference to a specific time and place – Summer at a lake on a peninsula.

We laid out on the lawn

Describes a shared moment of lying on the lawn.

I was drunk and buried in your arms, your arms

Expresses a feeling of being intoxicated and emotionally connected.

You were staring at the sky

Describes the partner looking at the sky, possibly lost in thought.

I asked you if we're home

Asking the partner about their sense of home.

Said you've never had one that you've known

Partner's response indicating a lack of a known home.


I said, let me know if you think this is enough

Main speaker expressing a desire for clarity in the relationship.

I said, everything doesn't always have to cut

Stating that not everything has to be difficult or painful.

You've been drowning in your own head

Indicating the partner's struggle with inner thoughts.

Always been the one to doubt it

Acknowledging a history of doubt in the partner.

This time you know I'll prove you...

Committing to proving the partner wrong this time.


Summer, lake, peninsula

Repetition of the initial setting, emphasizing its significance.

We'll miss you in the fall

Expressing a sense of loss or separation in the fall.

Wondered if we'd get passed it all

Questioning the possibility of overcoming challenges.

At night we'd stare up at the sky

Reflecting on shared moments of contemplating the sky at night.

And wonder if we're home

Repeating the inquiry about the sense of home.

Said you never had one that you've known

Reiteration of not having a known home.

That you've know

Emphasizing the partner's lack of a defined home.


I said, let me know if you think this is enough

Repeating the desire for clarity in the relationship.

I said, everything doesn't always have to cut

Reaffirming that not everything needs to be painful.

You've been drowning in your own head

Highlighting the partner's internal struggles.

Always been the one to doubt it

Recalling the partner's tendency to doubt.

This time you know I'll prove you wrong

Promising to prove the partner wrong this time.


(x2)

Repetition for emphasis, suggesting a strong determination.

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