DO YOU
Navigating Love's Gamble: Decoding Kazy Lambist's 'DO YOU'
Lyrics
On a table you light a candle
Setting the scene with a candle on a table, possibly symbolizing a romantic or intimate atmosphere.
Obviously you still like to gamble
Suggesting that the person takes risks or enjoys unpredictability in their actions or relationships.
I don't shed a tear, I don't tremble
Expressing emotional strength, not showing vulnerability or fear.
You send me love that I don't want
Receiving unwanted love, indicating a lack of mutual feelings or compatibility.
I can't stand it, I leave you a note
Feeling uncomfortable with the received love, leaving a note as a form of communication.
It feels so static, did you get old?
Sensing a stagnant or unchanging situation, questioning if the person has aged or lost vitality.
Are you really trying to get me back Lou?
Addressing someone named Lou, questioning their true intentions in trying to reconcile.
I still have in mind what I've been trhough, do you?
Reflecting on past experiences and asking if the other person remembers and understands them.
You live for yourself and your black roses
Describing the person as self-centered, with "black roses" possibly symbolizing negative or dark aspects.
I'm just a liquid that makes you grow
Portraying oneself as a fluid entity that contributes to the other person's growth.
And when it's dry you need me again
Being needed when things are difficult but becoming less important when the situation improves.
You give that love that I don't want
Receiving undesired love again, indicating a recurring pattern or cycle.
I can't stand it, I leave you a note
Expressing discomfort with the repeated love, resorting to leaving a note as a form of communication.
It feels so static, did you get old?
Reiterating a sense of stagnation, questioning if the other person has aged or changed.
Are you really trying to get me back Lou?
Addressing the attempt to reconcile, questioning the sincerity of the effort to get back together.
I still have in mind what I've been trhough, do you?
Recalling past experiences and questioning if the other person comprehends the impact.
I can't stand it, I leave you a note
Repeating the inability to tolerate the unwanted love, resorting to leaving another note.
It feels so static, did you get old?
Reiterating a sense of static or lack of change, questioning if the other person has aged or lost vitality.
Are you really trying to get me back Lou?
Addressing the persistent attempt to reconcile, questioning the motives of trying to get back together.
I still have in mind what I've been trhough, do you?
Reiterating the retention of past experiences in mind, questioning if the other person shares the same awareness.
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