Lyrics
Places I only ever dreamed of before
Expresses the speaker's journey to places they had only dreamed of before.
It's tasteless, now that I'm finally here I want more
Reflects a sense of dissatisfaction despite reaching a desired destination, craving more.
When everything is looking up I can talk it down
Highlights a tendency to downplay positive situations when everything seems to be going well.
When someone starts to give a fuck, I wonder how
Questions the authenticity of concern from others, wondering about their intentions.
Phases; I thought we're supposed to go in and out?
Raises the issue of unexpected and confusing emotional phases, challenging the notion of stability.
Oh, don't come crying to me
Advises against seeking solace from the speaker, implying a lack of empathy.
You'll find zero sympathy
Emphasizes the absence of sympathy in the speaker's response to distress.
Hate me? Crybaby, crybaby
Addresses the speaker as a "Crybaby," suggesting a disdain for emotional vulnerability.
Roses
Introduces the imagery of roses, possibly symbolizing beauty and fragility.
Petals falling slow to the floor
Describes petals falling, indicating a gradual loss or decay in a beautiful situation.
Could lie dead beside them and still I'd compare us
Expresses a sense of comparison even in difficult situations, possibly to emphasize self-awareness.
I'm not something people adore
Rejects the idea of being adored, suggesting a lack of self-worth or insecurity.
And turns out I'm wasting my time
Realization of wasting time, possibly on unfulfilling pursuits or relationships.
Don't come crying to me
Reiterates the lack of empathy and unwillingness to console someone in distress.
You'll find zero sympathy
Reaffirms the absence of sympathy in the speaker's response to others' troubles.
Hate me? Crybaby
Repeats the term "Crybaby" as a dismissive label for those seeking understanding or comfort.
Oh, don't come crying to me
Reiterates the speaker's stance against being a source of comfort for others.
You'll find zero sympathy
Emphasizes the consistent lack of sympathy in the speaker's attitude.
Hate me? Crybaby, crybaby
Repeats the label "Crybaby," reinforcing the speaker's disdain for emotional vulnerability.
Hate me? Crybaby, crybaby
Reiterates the term "Crybaby," emphasizing the dismissive attitude towards emotional sensitivity.
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