It's So Weird
Embracing Solitude: Unveiling the Eccentric Journey of It's So Weird
Lyrics
My brother asked me where do you go for love
Her brother inquires about where she seeks love.
If you're all alone
Asking if she requires companionship when alone.
Don't you need romance and I told him, "No, I don't"
She denies the need for romance, asserting her independence.
It's so weird
Expressing a feeling of strangeness or discomfort.
It's so weird
-Then he asked me don't you ever need someone
Her brother questions if she ever desires someone's embrace.
To put your arms around
Asking if she longs for physical closeness.
I said, "Hey, there is no replacement
She acknowledges the absence of a substitute for what is lost.
For what is gone"
-It's so weird
Reiterating the odd or unusual nature of the situation.
It's so weird
-I tore myself up
She describes self-inflicted pain without tangible rewards and a resolve to avoid returning to a certain place.
For no reward
-Behind those heavy doors
-And I'm never gonna go back inside
-Nothing tripping me up
Nothing obstructs her, emphasizing personal freedom when unattached.
You can do anything that you want
-When you don't belong to anyone
-It's so weird
Repeating the feeling of weirdness.
It's so weird
-I tore myself up
Reiterating self-inflicted suffering and determination to avoid revisiting a painful past.
For no reward
-Behind those heavy doors
-And I'm never gonna go back again
-Then he looked at me and he said my name
A person addresses her, but she doesn't recognize them and walks away.
And I didn't know him and I walked away
-It's so
Repeating the sense of weirdness as the song concludes.
It's so weird
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