Waitress

Unveiling Secrets of Love and Regret in 'Waitress'
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Lyrics

Realized I knew you from

Reflecting on recognizing someone from a photo

His photo when you walked

Describing the moment when the person entered the restaurant

Into the restaurant

The setting where the encounter takes place

And my heart just sunk

Feeling a sinking sensation in the heart upon seeing the person

Your friend looked over from the bar

Noticing a friend of the person at the bar

She must've known, who I was

Suspecting that the friend recognizes the narrator

The worst possible version of what I'd done

Feeling remorse for past actions

As, seating couples

Describing the narrator's role in seating couples

I tried to listen

Attempting to eavesdrop on conversations


By the time it's old

Reflection on the passage of time

A face will have been seen

Expecting familiarity with the narrator's face

One and a half

Quantifying the visibility of the face

Million times

Emphasizing the repetition of seeing the face

One million times

Reiterating the frequent recognition of the face

I don't know why I worry, I mean

Expressing uncertainty and questioning personal concerns

Maybe she didn't recognize me

Doubting whether the person recognizes the narrator


Call you enemy

Labeling the person as an enemy due to fear

'Cause I'm afraid of

Fearing the possible labels the person may assign

What you could call me

Commenting on the shrinking and awkward world

The world's gotten so small and

Expressing discomfort with the current state of affairs

Embarrassing

No specific meaning provided


By the time it's old

Revisiting the theme of the passage of time

My face will have been seen

Anticipating widespread recognition of the narrator's face

And I'll share a very

Sharing a common experience of poverty

Common poverty

Highlighting the universality of the shared poverty

It's a very common kind

Emphasizing the commonality of the poverty experience

Common kind, common kind

Repetition of the idea of a common kind of poverty

It's a very common kind

Further emphasis on the commonality of the poverty

It's not that I am worried

Expressing a desire for the person and their friends to leave

I just wish you and your friends would leave

Clarifying that it's not worry but a wish for departure


We've long since closed now

Stating that the establishment has closed

Still you and some others, stick around

Noting the lingering presence of the person and others

You and some others stick around

Repeating the persistence of some individuals in the space

You and some others stick around

Reiterating the continued presence of certain individuals

We've long closed now, still

Re-emphasizing the closure of the establishment

You and some others stick around

Highlighting the ongoing presence of specific individuals

You and some others stick around

Repeating the observation of certain individuals staying

You and some others stick around

Reiterating the persistent presence of specific individuals

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