Lyrics
My, my
Expressing a possessive and emotional tone, possibly referring to a significant other.
My only lover
Reiterating the possessive and affectionate sentiment toward the only lover.
You’ll have another boy
Suggesting that the lover will have someone else to bring joy or comfort.
To cheer you up
Highlighting the idea of another boy serving as emotional support for the lover.
My, my
Repetition of the possessive and emotional expression for emphasis.
My only lover
Reiterating the strong emotional connection with the only lover.
You’ve found another boy
Acknowledging that the lover has found someone else to uplift them.
To pick you up
Emphasizing the role of another boy in providing support and comfort.
You’ve found another boy
Repeating the idea of the lover finding someone else for emotional support.
To pick you up
Reiteration of the lover's discovery of another person to assist them emotionally.
It’s getting cold outside this window
Describing the external environment becoming colder, possibly reflecting a metaphorical change or hardship.
It’s getting dark inside my head
Expressing a decline in mood or mental state as darkness sets in within the speaker's mind.
There’s still a little flame left over
Indicating a small remaining spark or hope within a challenging situation.
Watch it take its final breath
Suggesting the inevitable conclusion or extinguishing of that remaining hope.
My, my
Reiteration of the emotional connection with the only lover despite challenges.
My only lover
Pondering the duration or sustainability of the emotional struggle within the relationship.
How much longer
Prompting a question about the longevity of enduring the emotional challenges.
Can I keep this up
Expressing uncertainty about the speaker's ability to cope with the emotional strain.
My, my
Repeating the emotional connection with the only lover and reflecting on the challenges.
My only lover
Reiterating the emotional bond while questioning the sustainability of the emotional burden.
Oh how much longer
Prolonging the questioning of the endurance of emotional challenges within the relationship.
Can I keep this up
Continuing to express uncertainty about the speaker's ability to cope emotionally.
Oh how much longer can I keep this up
Persistently questioning how much longer the speaker can endure the emotional struggle.
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