Lyrics
When you walked in my world, I was someone else's girl.
Expressing regret or conflict over being involved with someone else while the subject walked into the speaker's life.
Everytime, you look in my eyes, all that I felt somehow dies.
Feeling a sense of emotional death or numbness when the subject looks into the speaker's eyes.
No, no, no, no
Repeatedly emphasizing the negative impact of the situation, questioning if the subject understands the harm caused.
Can't you see what you're doin' to me?
-No, no, no, no
-Don't look at me with that smile.
Advising the subject not to look at the speaker with a smile, suggesting an awareness of the emotional consequences.
Don't act like everything's fine.
Discouraging the subject from pretending everything is fine, indicating a desire for honesty in the relationship.
Stop putting dreams in my head.
Asking the subject to stop introducing unrealistic dreams into the speaker's mind.
When I should have thought of him instead.
Expressing regret for not prioritizing thoughts of someone else (presumably the speaker's current partner).
When you say, the things you do, it makes me want to be with you.
Indicating that the subject's words create a desire in the speaker to be with them, despite the conflicting situation.
And everytime that he kisses me, you are always what I see.
Highlighting that thoughts of the subject persist even when the speaker is with their current partner.
No, no, no, no
Reiterating the impact of the subject on the speaker, causing them to forget about their current partner.
You make me forget about him.
-No, no, no, no
-Don't look at me with that smile.
Repeat of the advice to the subject to avoid certain behaviors and reminders of the need to prioritize thoughts of the current partner.
Don't act like everything's fine.
-Stop putting dreams in my head.
-When I should have thought of him instead.
-When I should have thought of him instead.
Emphasizing the missed opportunity to think about the current partner instead of the subject.
No, no, no, no
Continuing to question the subject's awareness of the emotional impact and harm caused.
Can't you see what you're doin' to me?
-No, no, no, no
-Don't look at me with that smile.
Repetition of the advice to the subject to refrain from certain actions and to redirect the speaker's thoughts to the current partner.
Don't act like everything's fine.
-Stop putting dreams in my head.
-When I should have thought of him instead.
-Don't look at me with that smile.
Final repetition of the advice and expression of regret for not thinking about the current partner in place of the subject.
Don't act like everything's fine.
-Stop putting dreams in my head.
-When I should have thought of him instead.
-When I should have thought of him instead
Reiterating the missed opportunity to prioritize thoughts of the current partner over the subject.
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