drowned
Navigating Love's Depths: A Tale of Shadows and Sunlight
Lyrics
The smell of the sun
The experience of the sun's scent.
Shining through her hair
The sunlight shining through someone's hair.
Cold air in my lungs
Inhaling cold air, possibly representing a challenging or distant situation.
When I'm trying not to care
Struggling not to care about something.
She hands me a cup
Receiving a cup from someone.
Says it only snows in October
A statement about the unusual occurrence of snow in October.
But I don't wanna be drunk
Expressing a desire not to be drunk but hungover.
I wanna be hungover
A preference for the aftermath of drinking rather than the act itself.
I can never remember what gaslighting means
Difficulty recalling the definition of gaslighting.
But we both did our fair amount
Both individuals engaged in gaslighting behavior.
We were standing in quicksand, quit lying
A metaphorical reference to being in a precarious situation, urging honesty.
We both would've drowned
Both parties faced the risk of emotional drowning.
Slept on the floor
Recalling sleeping on the floor at a specific place.
Like all those nights at her place
Describing nights spent at her place.
She never was warm
She never provided warmth under certain circumstances.
Under my tiny waist
A description of physical intimacy with minimal warmth.
I saw her hands on his chest
Observing a romantic connection between others.
March will bring back the sun
A prediction or hope for the return of positive feelings in March.
She only touched me back then
Recalling a time when physical touch was reciprocal.
Like the trigger of a gun
Comparing a past touch to the sudden impact of a trigger.
I can never remember what gaslighting means
Difficulty recalling the definition of gaslighting (repeated).
But we both did our fair amount
Both parties engaged in gaslighting behavior (repeated).
We were standing in quicksand, quit lying
A metaphorical plea to stop lying while in a precarious situation.
We both would've drowned
Both individuals faced the risk of emotional drowning (repeated).
We both would've drowned
Emphasizing the shared vulnerability to emotional drowning (repeated).
We both would've drowned
Reiterating the shared vulnerability to emotional drowning (repeated).
For you, I drowned
An assertion that emotional drowning was experienced for someone.
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