Don't Tell Me
Emotional Turmoil Unveiled: Lisa Wanloo's 'Don't Tell Me'
Lyrics
It kills my emotion baby
Feeling emotionally drained and affected, possibly by a challenging situation or relationship.
To be here
Expressing discomfort or dissatisfaction with the current situation or surroundings.
It kills my tongue to hear you talk
Experiencing difficulty in communicating or responding to the words spoken, suggesting a strained interaction.
If I don't care baby to be here
Indicating a lack of interest or care to be present in the current circumstance or relationship.
Don't tell me everything will be better
Rejecting the idea that reassurance or positive affirmations will improve the situation.
Don't tell me everything will be better
Repetition emphasizing the refusal to accept optimistic statements about the future.
Don't tell me everything will be better
Continuing to reject the notion that everything will get better, maintaining a pessimistic perspective.
Don't tell me everything will be better
Emphasizing the resistance to being told that the situation will improve.
I drown this in the closest river
Mentioning a metaphorical act of letting go or moving on by drowning something in a river.
I tried for so long
Expressing persistent efforts or attempts made over an extended period.
To calm my mind baby
Referring to a struggle to find peace or tranquility of the mind.
Now when I'm done
Completing a task or journey, possibly indicating closure or the end of a process.
If I don't care to be here
Reiterating the lack of interest or care to be present in the given context.
Don't tell me everything will be better
Repeating the rejection of optimistic assurances about the future.
Don't tell me everything will be better
Continuing to resist the idea that everything will improve, maintaining a negative outlook.
Don't tell me everything will be better
Reinforcing the refusal to accept optimistic statements regarding the situation.
Don't tell me everything will be better
Stressing the persistent rejection of the notion that everything will get better.
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