Release Me

Unshackling Love's Burden
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Lyrics

Used to think of love

Previously viewed love as flexible and resilient, like a rubber band.

Like a rubber band

When one part of the relationship distances, it used to bounce back.

When one half pulls away

However, realizing now that this won't happen again.

It snaps back again

Expresses the finality of the separation.

But I know that now

Understanding that the person is permanently absent.

You are gone forever

The individual is now with someone else.

And assigned

Describing how the person previously handled their emotions.

To someone else's arms

Comparing the fragility of the heart to being carried in a flimsy container.

You held up my heart

Glanced at the emotions briefly and then put them aside.

In a paper bag

Acknowledgment of the ex-partner's content life in a comfortable environment.

Took a quick look in

Describes the contentment and joy in the new relationship.

And set it down again

Expresses a desire to be liberated from the current emotional state.

You've got a good life now

Wishing for freedom to explore new possibilities and opportunities.

Living in a bright suburban house

Expressing the difficulty in carrying on with the feelings for the ex-partner.

With your love so loud

Previously compared the relationship to a bird and wing, symbolizing unity.

Release me

Desires to be released from the emotional ties and restrictions.

Into the wild

Longing to find freedom in unexplored, unbound territory.

Where I can find a new start

Seeking a fresh beginning in a new environment.

Cause loving you is just too hard

Expressing the immense difficulty in continuing to love the ex-partner.

Used to think of us

Previous perception of the relationship's closeness and interdependence.

Like a bird and wing

Envisioned holding the partner tenderly in a comforting manner.

I loved to hold you up

Describing the lost opportunity to be together.

On a summer's breeze

Acceptance that the person is no longer reachable, metaphorically lost in the vastness of space.

But I know that now

Reference to the new relationship the ex-partner is in.

You are lost forever to the stars

Expressing the yearning for freedom from emotional entanglements.

And someone else's arms

Desire to begin anew in a different setting.

Release me

Repetition emphasizing the longing for release from emotional constraints.

Into the wild

Yearning for freedom and liberation.

Where I can find a new start

Seeking a new start and escape from the difficulties of loving the ex-partner.

Cause loving you is just too hard

Reiterating the challenging nature of continuing to love the ex-partner.

I'll put the past

Intent to leave the past behind to move forward.

Where it belongs

Placing emphasis on the necessity of moving on for a fresh start.

So I can find a new start

Reiteration of the desire for a new beginning.

Cause loving you is just too hard

Re-emphasizing the emotional strain of loving the ex-partner.

Please don't leave it up to me

Expressing a plea not to be solely responsible for the decision.

I will not up and go

Declaring an unwillingness to leave without the ex-partner.

Without you by my side

Expressing a strong emotional connection and dependency on the ex-partner.

I think I'd rather die

Extreme emotional distress at the thought of separation.

I'd rather die

Reiteration of the extreme emotional distress and aversion to separation.

I'd rather die

Further emphasis on the aversion to separation, even to the point of considering death.

I'd rather die

Repetition of the extreme emotional distress and aversion to separation, expressing a preference for death over separation.

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