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Embracing Changes: Navigating Emotional Shifts Amidst Relationships
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Lyrics

I just wanna talk

Expressing a desire to communicate.

Dont know how to say

Feeling uncertain about how to articulate thoughts or emotions.

I'm tired of pretending

Expressing fatigue from pretending that the relationship is still intact.

That we are still friends

Acknowledging a change in the friendship dynamic.

Going back and forth

Describing a back-and-forth struggle within the relationship.

Been losing myself

Feeling a sense of self-loss or identity crisis.

Your face will fade but the memories will stay

Anticipating the fading of physical presence but the endurance of memories.

Just like the space between us

Comparing the emotional distance to the physical space between them.

Keeping us in the same state of feeling lonely

Being stuck in a shared feeling of loneliness.

Knowing there's a world outside

Awareness of an external world beyond the troubled relationship.

Somewhere we could be happy without faking smiles

Yearning for a place where genuine happiness exists without pretense.

Changes came now you leave and I will stay

Accepting a significant change with one person leaving and the other staying.

Near your chest forgetting words we both be saying

Recalling intimate moments and shared silence.

When the things go wrong

Facing challenges together.

I'll keep on holding on to the memories

Clutching onto memories when things go awry.

Can't depend on you anymore

Realizing the inability to rely on the other person any longer.

Changes came now you leave and I will stay

Reiterating the theme of departure and permanence.

Near your chest forgetting words we both be saying

Reflecting on shared moments and lapses in communication.

When the things go wrong

Facing challenges together (repeated).

I'll keep on holding on to the memories

Seeking solace in memories during difficult times (repeated).

Can't depend on you anymore

Emphasizing the inability to rely on the other person any longer (repeated).

Been here for way too long

Expressing a prolonged presence and weariness.

I can't keep singing those songs

Rejecting the continuation of singing songs about the relationship.

Maybe it isn't so wrong

Contemplating the potential acceptance of the situation.

Deep down I know you're not gone

Believing that the person is not completely gone.

Maybe you still sing along

Speculating that the other person might still remember and participate.

Maybe if I call you're phone

Considering the possibility of reaching out.

It's always that maybe that keeps me feeling way too low

Highlighting uncertainty as a source of emotional distress.

I don't know how much longer I am gonna last

Expressing uncertainty about personal endurance in the current state.

I need to know if you've been thinking about our past

Seeking confirmation of the other person's reflections on the past.

Cause I remember every scene we had by heart

Recalling and cherishing every shared moment.

And even though we are far we've never been apart

Asserting emotional closeness despite physical distance.

Changes came now you leave and I will stay

Reiterating the theme of departure and permanence (repeated).

Near your chest forgetting words we both be saying

Recalling intimate moments and shared silence (repeated).

When the things go wrong

Facing challenges together (repeated).

I'll keep on holding on to the memories

Clutching onto memories when things go awry (repeated).

Can't depend on you anymore

Emphasizing the inability to rely on the other person any longer (repeated).

Changes came now you leave and I will stay

Reflecting on shared moments and lapses in communication (repeated).

Near your chest forgetting words we both be saying

Facing challenges together (repeated).

When the things go wrong

Seeking solace in memories during difficult times (repeated).

I'll keep on holding on to the memories

Emphasizing the inability to rely on the other person any longer (repeated).

Can't depend on you anymore

Concluding the acknowledgment of dependency on memories rather than the person.

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