you're not the one.
Unveiling Heartache: A Journey Through Brokenness
Lyrics
I can't fight you anymore
I am no longer able to resist or oppose you.
Tired of crying on my floor
I'm exhausted from crying, feeling emotionally drained.
Begging you to stay
Pleading with you to remain in the relationship.
As if you went away
Behaving as if you've already left, possibly emotionally distant.
But you're not the one who's broken
You are not the one experiencing emotional brokenness.
You're not the one on your knees
You are not the one in a vulnerable or submissive position.
And you're not the one who's leaving me
You are not the one ending the relationship.
And you're not the one who's choking
You are not the one struggling or suffocating emotionally.
Choking on your own breath
Suffering from the consequences of your own actions.
And taking back all you said
Retracting and regretting the things you've previously said.
It's me
The speaker acknowledges that the issues are with themselves.
I've been staring at my wall
The speaker has been contemplating their situation.
And it hasn't moved at all
The wall, a metaphor, remains unchanged despite the speaker's hopes.
Like I kinda hoped it would
Expressing disappointment that things haven't improved.
A dusty frame where it once stood
A description of a dusty frame, possibly representing a neglected aspect of the relationship.
But you're not the one who's broken
Reiterating that the other person is not emotionally broken.
You're not the one on your knees
You are not the one in a desperate or pleading position.
And you're not the one who's needing peace
You are not the one needing peace or resolution.
And you're not the one who's holding
You are not the one struggling to let go of impulsive hopes.
Onto impulsive hopes
Holding onto unrealistic or impulsive expectations.
Knowing you won't close
Aware that closure or resolution won't happen.
It's me
Emphasizing that the issues lie within the speaker.
You're not the one who's lying
You are not the one being deceptive or dishonest.
Lying on your own face
Lying in a metaphorical sense, not being true to oneself.
Searching for some trace of me
Seeking any sign or remnant of the speaker, possibly in regret.
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