Big Love
Navigating Love's Maze: Kieran Kriss Unveils the Complex Dance of Relationships
Lyrics
Driving everybody crazy
Expressing how someone's actions or behavior are causing frustration or irritation to others.
Pacing up and down the hallway
Describing the restless movement back and forth in a hallway, possibly indicating anxiety or anticipation.
How you woke up in a chokehold
Narrating a situation where the person woke up feeling restricted or oppressed.
He'd been going through your photos
Revealing that someone had been examining the subject's personal photos without permission.
How you moved out to the west coast
Detailing a relocation to the western part of the country.
Shacked up with your rich friend
Indicating cohabitation with a wealthy friend.
Left you with his watchdog
Explaining how the person was left in the care of a vigilant watchdog.
Suggested that you work less
Suggesting advice to reduce work commitments.
Taking out the trash
Describing a mundane task of taking out the trash.
With baby gloves
Handling delicate matters cautiously or gently.
Gently on the curb
Handling the situation carefully, as symbolized by the metaphor of being gentle on the curb.
Dust off wash up
Performing basic hygiene or self-care activities.
Get sick of being that "Big Love"
Expressing a desire to escape from the burdens of a significant or overwhelming love.
Dream about a little harmless
Yearning for lighthearted and innocent enjoyment.
Stupid fun
Reflecting on a feeling reminiscent of being a carefree child.
Got me feeling like a baby
Describing a state of emotional vulnerability or innocence.
So vanilla nothing crazy
Portraying a relationship as ordinary and lacking excitement.
How your guy from back in college
Referring to a person from the past who intrudes or interferes.
Broke into your apartment
Describing a break-in by someone from the past.
How you got your shady landlord
Highlighting the interference of a landlord with questionable motives.
Showing up at random
Depicting unwanted appearances or disruptions by a professor.
Professor from your law school
Describing an attempt to confine or control the person.
Trying to lock you in the classroom
Illustrating a situation where someone is constrained in an academic setting.
Can only hear it so much
Expressing a limit to how much one can endure or tolerate.
How they can't live without you
Describing claims of inability to live without the person.
Disney on your bookshelf
Noting the presence of Disney-related items as a nostalgic or sentimental element.
Done walking on eggshells
Declaring an end to tiptoeing around sensitive issues or feelings.
Taking out the trash
Repeating the task of taking out the trash with a gentle touch.
With baby gloves
Continuing the metaphor of handling delicate matters cautiously.
Gently on the curb
Reiterating the careful approach to mundane tasks.
Dust off wash up
Emphasizing the need to cleanse or refresh after difficult experiences.
Get sick of being that "Big Love"
Expressing a desire to escape the burdens of a significant love once again.
Dream about a little harmless
Reiterating the dream of innocent and lighthearted enjoyment.
Stupid fun
Yearning for carefree and harmless fun.
Can only hear it so much
Restating the idea that there is a limit to how much one can endure.
How they can't live without you
Repeating the assertion that someone cannot live without the person.
Disney on your bookshelf
Reiterating the presence of sentimental or nostalgic items related to Disney.
Done walking on eggshells
Declaring an end to being overly cautious or tiptoeing around issues.
Get sick of being that "Big Love"
Expressing a renewed desire to escape from the overwhelming nature of significant love.
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