Apple Pie
Navigating Love's Bluff: Luca Mantuano's Apple Pie
Lyrics
How do you take your nights?
Reflecting on the nature of your nights, asking about the experience.
Why don't you leave things right?
Suggesting the idea of resolving issues or conflicts in a proper manner.
I wanna say so much
Expressing a desire to communicate a lot, implying unspoken feelings.
You leave me without enough
Feeling incomplete or lacking something due to the other person's actions.
Already told me what I needed to know
Acknowledging that the necessary information has been conveyed.
I heard it over the phone
Learning the essential details through a distant means, like a phone call.
Your bluff is on your heart
Suspecting insincerity or deception based on the person's emotions.
I'll stop before it starts
Choosing to halt a potential emotional involvement before it begins.
Oh, you miss it and you cry
Noting that the person experiences nostalgia and sadness.
Another second of your life
Highlighting the fleeting nature of time and the value of each moment.
Don't know what you thought
Expressing uncertainty about the other person's thoughts or lack thereof.
Or if you're thinking at all
Questioning the depth of the person's contemplation or awareness.
Know you practice your goodbyes
Recognizing a pattern of rehearsing farewells, possibly indicating detachment.
Like your on my side
Suggesting a facade of support or alliance, but ultimately causing harm.
But you cut my pride, well...
Acknowledging a blow to one's self-esteem or dignity.
Sometimes you know me darling
Acknowledging occasional understanding from the other person, akin to self-awareness.
Like you know your hand
Comparing the level of understanding to something as familiar as one's own hand.
That's why I just keep running
Choosing to avoid being fully known, opting to keep a distance.
So you can't know me again
Expressing uncertainty or discomfort about the emotional intimacy.
Don't know how to feel about it,
Confusion and ambivalence about the emotions associated with the situation.
You're too gone
Stating that the person is too distant or emotionally unavailable.
And I hate it
Expressing frustration or dislike towards the person's emotional unavailability.
Already told me what I needed to know
Reiterating the reception of essential information through a phone conversation.
I heard it over the phone
Observing emotional dishonesty, possibly referring to insincere emotions.
Your bluff is on your heart
Repeating the theme of suspecting insincerity or deception based on emotions.
I'll stop before it starts
Deciding to halt emotional involvement before it develops further.
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