All Of Our Friends Know

Love's Confession: Navigating Bad Decisions in Austin Nights
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Lyrics

Man what a surprise, you’re pulling up

Expressing surprise at someone's arrival.

with all of your feelings down at this speakeasy

Describing a gathering place where emotions are openly shared.

Where we’re knocking our teeth, kissing like in dreams

Engaging in passionate activities, comparing to dreamlike kisses.

Sober for the first time

Experiencing sobriety for the first time.

I don’t know what to say now that you’ve

Uncertain about what to say after a confession.

made such a roundabout confession; I’ve got my own questions

Reflecting on the complexity of confessions and having personal questions.

about how we make each other make bad decisions

Acknowledging the tendency to influence each other negatively.


But there’s some kind of precision in both our thinking

Finding a certain precision in their mutual thinking.

I know when I’m faking, and this ain’t like it

Recognizing authenticity in communication.

I’m saying what you’re saying

Confirming agreement with the partner's statements.


Said we’d be better than them but we’re the same

Contradicting the idea of being better than others by acknowledging similarities.

I’m taking your hand and now we’re taking the blame

Accepting responsibility and consequences for their actions.

I think I could love you

Expressing a potential for love.

I wanna be good, babe, I wanna be free

Desiring personal growth and freedom.

I see it in you, I know you see it in me

Recognizing positive qualities in the partner.

I think I could love you

Reiterating the potential for love.


Even then, I’m tiptoeing with my lightest steps

Moving cautiously and mentioning inherited flaws.

and I’ve inherited all of my dad’s bad habits:

Acknowledging personal shortcomings inherited from a parent.

I won’t be coming to yours

Declining an invitation to the partner's place.

I won’t be saying the word

Refusing to say a certain word until hearing it from the partner.

I want to hear it from you first

Comparing the word to a prized possession.

Wear it out of you like I do my best blue jacket

Using an analogy to describe the importance of the word.

We’re downtown Austin causing a racket

Causing a disturbance in downtown Austin.

By now all of our friends know

Publicly acknowledging a significant development in the relationship.

It’s time to get gone

Indicating a need to leave the current situation.

It’s time to go home

Stressing the importance of going home.


And the timing’s not yet right

Highlighting the timing as not yet right for certain actions.

But there’s something undeniable

Acknowledging an undeniable factor in the situation.

I know what you’re saying

Reiterating agreement with the partner's statements.

I’m saying what you’re saying

Confirming alignment in communication.


Said we’d be better than them but we’re the same

Repeating acknowledgment of shared flaws with others.

I’m taking your hand and now we’re taking the blame

Continuing to take responsibility for the consequences.

I think I could love you

Expressing the potential for love once again.

I wanna be good, babe, I wanna be free

Desiring goodness and freedom in the relationship.

I see it in you, I know you see it in me

Recognizing mutual understanding between partners.

I think I could love you

Reiterating the potential for love.


I’m telling them all of these lies for you, baby

Admitting to deception for the partner's benefit.

You’re drowning out all of the noise for my sanity

Highlighting the partner's positive impact on sanity.

And we’re so deep down our shit to be flawless

Accepting imperfections and deep involvement in the relationship.

I can’t even think about how we used to be before this, I love you

Expressing love and acknowledging a significant change in the relationship.


I think I could love you

Reiterating the potential for love.

The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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