Double Dipped
Double-Dipped Despair: A Rollercoaster of Love and Regret
Lyrics
Too long on the coaster
Expressing the feeling of spending too much time on an emotional rollercoaster
Been a wild ride had by few
Describing a turbulent journey experienced by only a few
When you're at the top, about to drop
Referring to reaching a peak, anticipating a fall, and enjoying the perspective
You get a hell of a view
Highlighting the breathtaking view from the top
It's a short ride under the train wreck
Describing a brief moment of chaos or disaster
It's a slow dance under the bus
Characterizing a slow and deliberate betrayal or letdown
You're a nightmare, kicking and screaming
Portraying someone difficult, expressing frustration and distress
You're my favorite curse
Term of endearment for a problematic but beloved person
A little bit of honey, a whole lot of salt
Describing a mix of positive and negative qualities in a person
All sugar and spite, ain't nobody's fault
Acknowledging a situation where blame is shared by all parties
Double-dipped disaster with an itch for the thirst
Emphasizing a situation of intense and repeated failures
Aw, Babe, you're going to kill me, but you won't be the first
Anticipating harm from the person, but acknowledging it's not the first time
I wonder, where's my money
Expressing concern about missing money
Is it dancing with my self-respect
Questioning the impact of financial loss on self-esteem
Will it come back in the morning
Wondering if the money will return in the morning, uncertain about its return
Hasn't bothered yet
Indicating a lack of concern about the money not returning
Well, I picked up a postcard
Reflecting on a postcard that evokes thoughts of home
Found myself looking at home
Realizing that home may not be as appealing as it seems
Said: Wish you were here
Noting a wish for someone to be present, but recognizing their independence
But you were better off all alone
Implying that being alone is preferable for the other person
A little bit of honey, a whole lot of salt
Reiterating the mix of positive and negative qualities in a person
Sugar and spite, ain't nobody's fault
Reaffirming that blame is shared in a difficult situation
Double-dipped disaster and an itch for the thirst
Emphasizing a repeated and intense pattern of disaster
Aw, Babe, you're going to kill me, but you won't be the first
Anticipating harm from the person, acknowledging it's a familiar experience
Been a while, I've been coasting
Noting a period of coasting or living without major upheavals
Put together a puzzle or two
Engaging in introspection or self-discovery through solving puzzles
Where the pieces drop where they ought to stop
Expecting stability until a transformative event changes everything
You turn into somebody new
Highlighting the personal transformation resulting from life's challenges
Well, I picked up a phone call
Reflecting on a phone call that triggers introspection
Found myself looking at you
Seeing oneself in the reflection of the person on the other end
It's short life, so I let it ring
Choosing not to engage in a short-lived, insignificant interaction
Better things I've got to do
Prioritizing more important matters over trivial ones
A little bit of honey, whole a lot of salt
Reiterating the mix of positive and negative qualities in a person
All sugar and spite, ain't nobody's fault
Acknowledging a situation where blame is shared by all parties
Double-dipped disaster with an itch for the thirst
Emphasizing a situation of intense and repeated failures
Oh, Babe, you're going to kill me, but you won't be the first
Anticipating harm from the person, acknowledging it's a familiar experience
Oh, little bit of honey, hey, a whole a lot of salt
Reiterating a mix of positive and negative qualities in a person
Sugar and spite, ain't nobody's fault
Reaffirming that blame is shared in a difficult situation
Double-dipped disaster with an itch for the thirst
Emphasizing a repeated and intense pattern of disaster
Oh, Babe, you're going to kill me, if I don't die here first
Anticipating harm from the person, acknowledging it's a familiar experience
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