Lyrics
You've changed, what were you thinking?
Expressing surprise or disappointment at the observed changes in the person being addressed, questioning their thought process or motives.
You've changed
Reiterating the statement that the person has undergone a noticeable transformation.
You've changed
Emphasizing the persistent and undeniable change in the person, possibly with a sense of lament or concern.
Girl buys a dress, so bored
Describing a girl purchasing a dress, portraying a mundane or routine action that may reflect a superficial or unfulfilling aspect of life.
Repetitive, your greed
Criticizing a repetitive and greedy behavior, suggesting negative traits or patterns in the person's actions.
A confidante all gone
Referring to the loss of a confidante or someone trustworthy, indicating a possible consequence of the observed changes.
So take a bow, too far
Suggesting that the person should acknowledge their actions with a bow, possibly indicating a point of no return or irreversibility.
You've changed, what were you thinking?
Repeating the initial question about the person's thoughts, emphasizing the speaker's curiosity or concern.
You've changed
Reaffirming the statement that the person has indeed changed, possibly expressing a sense of disappointment or disbelief.
You've changed, what were you thinking?
Repeating the question, indicating a continued attempt to understand or make sense of the observed changes.
You've changed
Reiterating the assertion that the person has undergone a transformation, maintaining a consistent theme in the lyrics.
So now you're a mess, oh no
Describing the person as a mess, suggesting a state of emotional turmoil or chaos resulting from the observed changes.
Come take me on, you'll lose
Challenging the person to face the speaker, asserting that they will lose in the confrontation.
It's your happiness, but what's real?
Raising questions about the authenticity of the person's happiness, hinting at a potential facade or deception.
I'll make you sorry, oh yeah
Declaring an intention to make the person regret their actions or changes, adding a tone of assertiveness or vengeance.
You've changed, what were you thinking?
Repeating the inquiry about the person's thoughts, maintaining a theme of curiosity or frustration.
You've changed
Reiterating the statement that the person has changed, underscoring the persistence of the observed transformation.
You've changed, what were you thinking?
Repeating the question, emphasizing a continued attempt to understand or come to terms with the changes in the person.
You've changed
Concluding with a final affirmation of the observed changes in the person, possibly leaving the listener with a sense of unresolved tension or reflection.
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