Who Says the Past
Embracing the Present: Unveiling the Depths of 'Who Says the Past'
Lyrics
I've been inside my bed all night I'm stuck inside my head
The speaker has spent the entire night in bed, feeling mentally trapped.
A glowing screen it shows to me where I'd rather be instead
The screen displays something that represents a preferable place or situation compared to the current mental state.
If only I could give advice I'd say just be right here
The speaker wishes to advise someone to focus on being present in the moment.
What do you mean you're calling me I thought you dis-a
The speaker gets interrupted by a call, questioning the caller's previous action or intention.
Oh no
An expression of surprise or concern about the situation.
I have lost my sense of touch
The speaker feels disconnected from their sense of physical touch.
Oh well
An acceptance or resignation to a circumstance.
Will it ever be enough
Questioning if something will ever be satisfactory or fulfilling.
Who cares
Expressing indifference or a lack of concern.
We will always be right here
An assertion of being consistently present despite circumstances.
Who says the past will always be so clear
Questioning the certainty of the past remaining clear or easily understood.
I guess I've gone too far time
The speaker acknowledges having gone too far in terms of time, possibly regretting actions or choices.
Ooh Woah
An exclamation expressing emotion or surprise.
It sucks to know you were never mine and I was yours
Feeling regret about a missed opportunity for a relationship where one person was more invested than the other.
But maybe we can look inside
Suggesting the possibility of introspection or self-reflection.
Ooh Woah
Another emotional exclamation.
And see the tear drops that I hide because I'm yours
Acknowledging hidden emotional pain related to a connection with someone.
Oh no
Similar to line 5, expressing concern or surprise.
I have lost my sense of touch
Reiteration of feeling disconnected from the sense of touch.
Oh well
Acceptance of a situation regardless of whether it becomes fulfilling.
Will it ever be enough
Similar to line 8, questioning if something will ever be enough.
Who cares
Reiteration of indifference or a lack of concern.
We will always be right here
Reassertion of consistent presence despite circumstances.
Who says the past will always be so clear
Reiteration of questioning the certainty of understanding the past.
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