Carrot Cakes

The singer has been making carrot cakes but lacks someone to share them with, indicating a sense of loneliness or longing for companionship.

Expresses a deep longing for the person's face whom the singer misses, suggesting an unparalleled emotional connection.

Acknowledges the realization that the person doesn't reciprocate the singer's feelings, indicating awareness of unrequited love or emotional disconnect.

The singer made a significant amount of money ("three bands") but feels isolated without someone to share the success with.

Despite financial success, trust issues prevail, leading to a sense of wealth being overshadowed by broken trust.

Refers to encountering familiar faces but lacking meaningful connections or relationships.

Implies hiding or masking many things, yet unable to conceal the essence or true nature of the person.

Expresses a feeling of aimlessness and anxiety in life, possibly due to unfulfilled desires or emotional turmoil.

Reiterates encountering familiar faces without substantial personal connections or recognition.

Questions personal fault in the situation, expressing a desire to move forward but feeling unable to.

Emphasizes the need to move on from the situation, reiterated for emphasis.

Repeats the longing for companionship through making carrot cakes but having no one to share them with.

Reiterates missing the person's face, emphasizing the irreplaceable connection felt.

Reaffirms the awareness that the person doesn't reciprocate feelings, highlighting emotional distance.

Repeats the feeling of financial success without anyone to share it with, emphasizing loneliness despite achievement.

Reflection on the necessity of having an outro, possibly hinting at the inevitability of conclusions or endings.

Repeats the juxtaposition of wealth with broken trust, highlighting the conflict between success and emotional integrity.

Expresses a desire to avoid resorting to drastic measures ("cut to cope") due to the broken trust.

Expresses a willingness to change oneself for the person, indicating a desire to be accepted or loved.

Recognizes the inability to fix the person despite a desire for mutual healing.

Symbolic mention of pleasant things (carrot cakes and nice views) in contrast to the complexities of relationships.

Acknowledges the person's preference for someone else, suggesting feelings of inadequacy or comparison.

Expresses a sense of self-isolation and a potentially harmful relationship with oneself ("me, myself, and a knife boo").

Highlights the singer's attraction to the person despite knowing they don't reciprocate, possibly due to the perceived challenge or unattainability.