How Can You Walk Away

Expressing disbelief and sorrow at the idea of the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Reiterating the emotional impact of the listener leaving and questioning the decision to leave at this moment.

Continuing to express the emotional pain of the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Suggesting that the listener may not find another love comparable to the speaker's love.

Asking the listener to wake the speaker up from the painful reality, hoping it's just a bad dream.

Questioning the reality of the situation and expressing a desire for it to be a bad dream.

Asserting that the speaker has been good to the listener.

Reminding the listener of the speaker's commitment and questioning the reason for leaving.

Asking the listener if they can hear the speaker's emotional plea through singing.

Repeating the disbelief at the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Reiterating the emotional impact and questioning the decision to leave at this moment.

Expressing the continued emotional pain of the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Repeating the suggestion that the listener may not find another love like the speaker's.

Raising the possibility of someone else influencing the listener's decision to leave.

Questioning if external influences have led to the listener no longer loving the speaker.

Expressing a sense of confusion and a plea to understand what the speaker did wrong.

Expressing a desire to remain in the relationship and not wanting freedom from it.

Expressing a desire for the listener to belong to the speaker.

Repeating the disbelief and sorrow at the idea of the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Reiterating the emotional impact of the listener leaving and questioning the decision to leave at this moment.

Continuing to express the emotional pain of the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Repeating the suggestion that the listener may not find another love comparable to the speaker's love.

Calling for a pause in the situation, expressing a sense of urgency.

Asserting that the listener can't leave the speaker in this emotional state.

Requesting an explanation from the listener on how they can abruptly end the relationship.

Expressing a need for understanding on how the listener can seemingly switch off their feelings.

Describing a strong, irresistible feeling that the speaker is experiencing.

Repeating the disbelief at the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Reiterating the emotional impact and questioning the decision to leave at this moment.

Expressing the continued emotional pain of the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Repeating the suggestion that the listener may not find another love like the speaker's.

Repeating the disbelief and sorrow at the idea of the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Reiterating the emotional impact of the listener leaving and questioning the decision to leave at this moment.

Expressing the continued emotional pain of the listener walking away from the speaker's love.

Repeating the suggestion that the listener may not find another love comparable to the speaker's love.

Emphasizing the uniqueness of the speaker's love and the potential difficulty in finding a similar love elsewhere.