Blaze of Sorry
A Reflection on Growth and Lost Love: 'Blaze of Sorry' by hug or handshake
Lyrics
I've got time but it's not my life
I have time, but my life is not defined by it.
I'm a lizard with a place to hide
I am like a lizard, seeking a place to hide or find refuge.
Would you come, would you come for a ride?
Asking if you would come along for a journey or adventure.
You blow brains like a point five-o
Suggesting the impact of someone blowing minds or impressing greatly.
Riding shotgun in a GTO
Being a passenger in a GTO, a type of car, possibly indicating a fast-paced experience.
They never tell you how to take it slow
Reflecting on the absence of advice on how to slow down in life.
It's true, I'd really go for you
Expressing a genuine attraction or interest in someone.
Who knew that boys get older too
Acknowledging the universal truth that boys also age and grow older.
I've got walls but they're not my style
I have barriers, but they don't define my personality or preferences.
It ain't guessing if you've seen my file
Stating that understanding someone isn't guessing if you have knowledge about them.
It ain't easy when it's been awhile
Highlighting the challenges when a considerable amount of time has passed.
You came through from a minor key
Referring to someone entering the situation unexpectedly, possibly in a different emotional tone (minor key).
Dinner party with the jokes on me
Describing a social situation where humor is at the speaker's expense.
Such a beautiful catastrophe
Characterizing a beautiful yet chaotic situation.
I can't get over, oh I can't get over
Expressing difficulty in moving on from a past experience.
It's true, I'd really go for you
Reiterating a strong attraction or desire for someone.
(really-really-really go for you)
Emphasizing the intensity of the speaker's feelings.
Who knew that boys get older too
Reaffirming the fact that boys age and mature.
(oh, how they get older)
Reflecting on the end of a relationship.
We're through
Confirming the completion of the relationship.
I know everything about you, girl
Asserting a comprehensive knowledge of the person addressed.
No one else could really rock my world
Declaring the uniqueness of the person in affecting the speaker's world.
I can't get over, oh I can't –
Reiterating the challenge of moving on from the past.
It's true, I really dream of you
Expressing a genuine longing or desire for someone.
(really-really-really dream of you)
Emphasizing the intensity of the speaker's dreams or fantasies.
Who knew that boys get older too
Acknowledging the inevitability of boys growing older.
(oh, how they get older)
Reiterating the completion of the relationship.
We're through, time to get over you
Deciding that it's time to move on from the past relationship.
(I know everything about you, girl)
Stating the speaker's comprehensive knowledge of the addressed person.
Who knew I can't get over you
Expressing the difficulty in moving on from the person.
(no one else could really rock my world)
Affirming the unique impact of the person on the speaker's world.
It's true, I really dream of you
Reiterating the strong desire or longing for the person.
(really-really-really dream of you)
Emphasizing the intensity of the speaker's dreams or fantasies.
Who knew that boys get older too
Reaffirming the universal truth that boys age and mature.
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