Lyrics
Up in your hair
Beginning of a metaphorical exploration, possibly referring to being close or intimately connected with someone.
Up in your hair
Repetition for emphasis, reinforcing the idea of being "up in your hair."
A waterfall down across your eyes
Describing the person's eyes as a waterfall, suggesting a flow of emotions or tears.
When I draw it back you look so surprised
The act of drawing back the hair reveals a surprise, hinting at discovering something unexpected.
If I looked out at the things you do
Contemplation of the other person's actions and emotions, expressing a sense of feeling used or confused.
I'd feel used, so confused
Reflecting on potential emotional turmoil resulting from the observed actions.
Up in your head
Transition to another part of the body (head), suggesting a shift in focus to thoughts and emotions.
Up in your head
Reiteration of being "up" in a different part of the person, possibly emphasizing mental closeness.
How can I tell what goes on up there?
Raising questions about understanding the thoughts and feelings of the other person.
Am I in your mind? Do you even care?
Doubting whether the speaker is in the other person's thoughts and if they are genuinely cared for.
And all the times that we lie so near
Reflecting on intimate moments but questioning the clarity of emotions.
Do you feel so unclear?
Expressing uncertainty and confusion about the emotional state of the other person.
I know all the things I should say
Acknowledging awareness of what should be said in the relationship.
But it's so hard and
Expressing difficulty in expressing the right words.
I'm not sure I want to anyway
Uncertainty about the desire to communicate effectively.
On a different day
Introducing the idea of an alternate scenario or different circumstances.
In a different way
Suggesting a different approach or perspective in handling emotions or relationships.
I'd be the one to catch your heart when it falls
Expressing a willingness to support and comfort the other person in a different situation.
On a different day
Reiteration of the concept of a different day, reinforcing the idea of alternative scenarios.
In a different way
Repeating the desire to give everything in a different way or circumstance.
I'd give you, give you, give you, give you it all
Emphasizing the willingness to give wholeheartedly in an alternative scenario.
Down in your heart
Shifting focus to the heart, symbolizing deeper emotions and feelings.
Down in your heart
Reiteration of being "down" in a different part of the person, possibly emphasizing emotional depth.
I bet it's warm and I bet it's kind
Imagining positive qualities in the other person's heart, despite potential pain.
And I bet it hurts even more than mine
Suggesting that the emotional pain in the other person's heart might surpass the speaker's own pain.
If I could hole myself up in you
Desire to be immersed or closely connected with the other person.
I'd feel too good to move
Anticipating a sense of comfort and contentment in being close to the other person.
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