Luck
Deceived Hearts: Illusions in Love
Lyrics
Why did I fall for the worst?
Expressing regret and questioning the choice of falling for someone perceived as the worst.
When everything was planned?
Reflecting on a situation where everything seemed planned but still went wrong.
Everything was just, just in reverse
Describing a sense of chaos and reversal in the course of events.
Things I’ll never understand
Acknowledging the inability to comprehend certain things that have happened.
Cause I, I should have not believed
Expressing a realization that belief was misplaced.
I have been deceived
Acknowledging being deceived by someone or something.
Oh you are just, just a mislead
Labeling someone as a mislead, suggesting dishonesty or misleading behavior.
All you are is just a rock
Metaphorically portraying someone as insignificant, like a rock in contrast to a diamond.
In a diamond’s plating
Continuing the metaphor, highlighting the contrast between a rock and a diamond's preciousness.
Why? I said, why did I fall for the worst?
Reiterating the questioning of the choice to fall for someone perceived as the worst.
How did I end up in choosing you?
Pondering how the choice was made to end up with the mentioned individual.
Listen baby
Introducing the term "baby" as a term of endearment or addressing the subject of the song.
Listen for the things you'll never understand
Encouraging the subject to listen for things that may be difficult to understand.
Cause I, I should have not believed
Repeating the realization of misplaced belief and the experience of deception.
I have been deceived
Reiterating the feeling of being deceived and expressing disappointment.
Oh you are just, just a mislead
Labeling someone as a mislead, emphasizing the negative qualities.
All you are is just a rock
Repeating the metaphor of someone being as insignificant as a rock in a diamond's plating.
In a diamond’s plating
Continuing the metaphorical contrast between a rock and a precious diamond.
Cause I, I should have not believed
Reiterating the regret of believing and the experience of deception.
I have been deceived
Expressing disappointment and regret over being misled.
Oh you are just, just a mislead
Emphasizing the negative qualities of someone, portraying them as a mislead.
All you are is just a rock
Repeating the metaphor of someone being as insignificant as a rock in a diamond's plating.
In a
Transitioning to the next part or stanza.
Why, I should have not believed
Reiterating the regret of believing and the experience of deception.
I have been deceived
Expressing disappointment and regret over being misled.
Oh you are just, just a mislead
Labeling someone as a mislead, emphasizing the negative qualities.
All you are is just a rock in a-
Repeating the metaphor of someone being as insignificant as a rock, possibly cut off mid-sentence.
All you are is just a rock
Continuing the metaphorical contrast between a rock and a precious diamond.
In a diamond’s plating
Concluding with the repetition of someone being as insignificant as a rock in a diamond's plating.
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