Lyrics
Even the brightest star disappears without a sound.
Highlighting the transient nature of even the most prominent things; metaphorically, how something significant can fade away silently.
You tried the same but, I caught you again red-handed.
Addressing a repeated act of being caught in deceit, emphasizing the speaker's awareness and ability to catch the other person in the act.
You can't say no, don't leave alone
Implying a lack of choice, urging not to be abandoned in solitude; a plea for companionship.
The sight you worked so hard to avoid.
Referring to a challenging or uncomfortable sight that the person avoided but is now confronted with.
If you say so, I'll go on my own.
Expressing a willingness to go on one's own if that is the other person's desire.
With you, memories stay.
Acknowledging that memories persist even when physically apart, suggesting a lasting impact of shared experiences.
My heart and soul were left alone.
Describing a sense of emotional abandonment, with the heart and soul left without companionship.
Tried to get back to me.
Indicating efforts to reconcile and reconnect, though the success of the attempt is unclear.
My only ones were bet and lost
Stating that the speaker's important connections were risked and lost in secretive activities.
In your secret games.
Summarizing the consequences of engaging in undisclosed or hidden activities, leading to the loss of significant relationships.
All I got back if even that.
Expressing disappointment at receiving very little in return, possibly in terms of emotional investment or commitment.
Not so much left of me.
Conveying a sense of personal depletion, with little remaining of the speaker's original self.
If you have to choose, the players lose
Suggesting that in the act of choosing between options, the participants or "players" end up losing in the secretive games.
In your secret games.
Reiterating the theme of losses incurred in clandestine activities.
I brought you back to me, but you're not staying still.
Bringing the other person back into the speaker's life but acknowledging their tendency to remain elusive or restless.
You were my destiny, but then you walked away.
Reflecting on the past perception of the person as destiny, but noting their eventual departure.
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