Lyrics
Boys and their girlfriends
Highlighting the dynamics between boys and their girlfriends.
Girls with their boyfriends
Pointing out the relationships between girls and their boyfriends.
We're more alike than you think
Emphasizing the similarities between these relationships.
I'm drinking brown and
Reference to consuming alcoholic drinks, possibly indicating different choices.
He's doing white but
Implies the consumption of a different type of substance by someone else.
He goes red looking at pink
Suggesting an emotional reaction to a contrasting situation or person.
I'm getting ugly
Expressing a feeling of deterioration in appearance or self-worth.
My friends don't trust me
Indicating a lack of trust from the speaker's friends.
Showing up right at your door
Desire to connect or confront someone by showing up at their door.
You're my rite of passage
Symbolizing a significant experience or transition in the speaker's life.
I'll carry your baggage
Willingness to bear the emotional burdens of another person.
And I got some room for some more
Capacity to accommodate more emotional baggage.
So what are you doing this evening
Inquiring about the other person's plans for the evening.
I tried but I gave us a meaning
Expressing effort in assigning significance or purpose to the relationship.
If you're wondering, I'm home and I'm bleeding
Indicating personal distress or pain while being at home.
Me or her so which way are you leaning
Prompting a decision between the speaker and another person.
Me or her so which way are you leaning
Repeated emphasis on choosing between the speaker and someone else.
Three A.M. I think you should be sleeping
Suggesting it's late at night and advising rest or sleep for the other person.
Me or her so which way are you
Reiterating the decision between the speaker and someone else.
You're guilty, you're guilty
Accusing the other person of guilt.
You say that you're guilty
Repetition of the other person's confession of guilt.
And now that you're guilty
Stating the other person's acknowledgment of guilt.
You think you can guilt me
Accusing the other person of trying to manipulate through guilt.
Well I'm walkin' round and
Asserting freedom from guilt while moving around.
I'm feelin' quite guilt free
Continued assertion of feeling free from guilt.
You're guilty, you're guilty
Reiteration of the other person's guilt.
It'll be what it will be
Acceptance of the outcome without control over it.
So what are you doing this evening
Repeating the inquiry about the other person's plans for the evening.
I tried but I gave us a meaning
Reiterating the effort to attribute meaning to the relationship.
If you're wondering, I'm home and I'm bleeding
Revealing personal distress or pain while being at home again.
Me or her so which way are you leaning
Insisting on a decision between the speaker and someone else.
Me or her so which way are you leaning
Repeated emphasis on the need for a decision.
Three A.M. I think you should be leaving
Suggesting the appropriate time for the other person to leave.
Three A.M. I think you
Unfinished line, potentially indicating an abrupt end or interruption.
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