Call Me Today
Longing Echoes: Rediscovering Love in 'Call Me Today' by Koko Kennedy
Lyrics
Never mind, these crying eyes
Expressing emotional distress and tears, suggesting a difficult situation.
I'm sleep deprived, been up all night
Feeling exhausted due to lack of sleep, possibly related to emotional turmoil.
Scrolling through, these old texts
Browsing through past text messages, reminiscing about the early days of the relationship.
The ones when we, we first met
Recalling initial interactions and memories from the beginning of the relationship.
You were like, my best friend
Describing the past partner as a best friend and a significant part of life.
My better half, cannot pretend
Acknowledging the former partner as a crucial and genuine part of one's life.
I don't miss, you
Claiming not to miss the current version of the partner, indicating a changed relationship.
Now it's like we're strangers, strangers
Feeling like strangers now, emphasizing the emotional distance in the current relationship.
I just miss the old you
Expressing a longing for the previous version of the partner, missing their old self.
Bring me back my baby, baby
Pleading for the return of the initial connection and emotions with the partner.
I don't know, I don't know
Expressing uncertainty or confusion about the current state of the relationship.
But I think you better, call me today
Suggesting a need for communication and expressing urgency for a call today.
I think you better, call me today
Reiterating the importance of a call today, emphasizing its urgency.
I think you better, call me today, today
Emphasizing the immediate need for communication and connection today.
It's been a long, lonely day
Describing the day as long and lonely, possibly due to the absence of the partner.
Sitting here, stuck at home
Expressing a sense of being stuck at home, waiting for the partner's call.
Waiting on, your call
Anticipating the partner's call and expressing a longing for connection.
Drunk enough, I don't know, I don't know
Being in a state of uncertainty, possibly due to emotional confusion or intoxication.
I'm unsure, what I did
Uncertain about the cause of the current situation but convinced of the partner's error.
But I know your're wrong
Asserting the partner's wrongdoing without specifying the details.
Telephone call me baby, call me
Requesting a telephone call, emphasizing the desire for direct communication.
Now it's like we're strangers, strangers
Reiterating the feeling of being strangers in the current relationship.
I just miss the old you
Expressing a yearning for the previous version of the partner.
Bring me back my baby, baby
Asking for the return of the initial emotional connection and closeness.
I don't know, I don't know
Expressing uncertainty or confusion about the current state of the relationship.
But I think you better, call me today
Reiterating the need for a call today and emphasizing its urgency.
I think you better, call me today
Emphasizing the importance of the call today, underscoring its immediate necessity.
I think you better, call me today, today
Stressing the urgency of communication and connection today.
It's been a long, lonely day
Describing the day as long and lonely, possibly due to the absence of the partner.
Call me, call me, call me
Repeatedly urging the partner to call.
It's been a long, lonely day
Reiterating the long and lonely nature of the day, emphasizing the need for a call.
Call me, call me, call me
Continuing to stress the importance of the partner calling.
It's been a long, lonely day
Repeating the sentiment of a long and lonely day, emphasizing the need for a call.
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