Lyrics
What you wanted me to see
Reflecting on what the other person wanted the speaker to understand or notice.
I guess I never really knew
Realizing that the speaker never truly understood the other person.
You crashed the car into a tree
Describing a significant event where the other person crashed a car into a tree.
And there was nothing I could do
Expressing the speaker's feeling of helplessness during the car crash incident.
I can't believe the things you do
Expressing disbelief at the actions of the other person.
I tried to see it was no use
Realization that trying to understand or reconcile is futile (no use).
I fell apart, I wish you knew
Recounting a personal emotional breakdown, expressing a desire for the other person to be aware.
I'd do it all again for you
Expressing a willingness to go through the pain and challenges again for the other person.
Feels like your living in my head
Feeling as if the other person is constantly on the speaker's mind.
Just like I saw you in a dream
Comparing the other person's presence in the speaker's life to a dream.
And I can't wait to go to bed
Anticipating bedtime as it brings the possibility of encountering the other person in dreams.
Maybe I'll see you when I sleep
Expressing hope to meet the other person in dreams during sleep.
I can't believe the things you do
Reiterating disbelief at the actions of the other person.
I tried to see it was no use
Acknowledging the futility of trying to make sense of the situation.
I fell apart, I wish you knew
Recounting another emotional breakdown, expressing a desire for the other person to understand.
I'd do it all again for you
Reaffirming the speaker's willingness to go through challenges for the other person.
I can't believe the things you do
Repeating the disbelief at the other person's actions.
I tried to see it was no use
Reiterating the recognition that understanding or reconciliation is futile.
I fell apart, I wish you knew
Expressing the emotional impact of the situation and a desire for the other person to be aware.
I'd do it all again for you
Reaffirming the speaker's readiness to endure challenges again for the other person.
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