Lyrics
It was Monday maybe Tuesday the day I had finally chose
Reflecting on a decisive day, possibly Monday or Tuesday, when the speaker made a significant choice.
To accept that this was real that this is me I can't lie anymore
Acknowledging the reality of a situation and the need to be genuine, expressing a reluctance to continue lying.
She had brown eyes maybe green eyes and freckles that dotted her nose
Describing physical attributes of someone, emphasizing their distinctive features like brown or green eyes and freckles.
She had a warm smile and a kind heart it was a feeling I didn't yet know
Noting the positive qualities of the person, highlighting a warm smile and a kind heart that evoke unfamiliar feelings.
Was it right or was it wrong to feel this way I wasn't sure
Expressing uncertainty about the appropriateness of the emotions felt, questioning whether they are right or wrong.
Was I lost or was I finding myself more and more
Pondering whether the speaker is lost or on a journey of self-discovery.
It was the first day I met you I couldn't see past your eyes
Recalling the initial encounter with someone, emphasizing the impact of their eyes.
So deep and confusing I couldn't understand why
Describing the depth and complexity of the person, expressing confusion about the reasons behind their impact.
And you spoke oh so softly each word took me deeper into your life
Highlighting the softness of the person's speech, which draws the speaker deeper into their life.
This daydream we live in I wish I could just freeze all time
Expressing a desire to freeze time within a daydream shared with the person.
Was it right or was it wrong to feel this way I wasn't sure
Reiterating the uncertainty of emotions, questioning the rightness or wrongness of the feelings.
Was I lost or was I finding myself more and more
Revisiting the theme of being lost or in the process of finding oneself.
I was falling and afraid and you were just what I needed
Acknowledging vulnerability and fear while recognizing the person as a source of support.
You could see that I was lost so you helped and you pleaded
Recognizing the other person's understanding of the speaker's lost state and their efforts to help and plead for support.
To not worry about heaven or hell
Advising against worrying about the afterlife and emphasizing the importance of self-discovery.
Just worry about finding yourself
Reiterating the central theme of focusing on finding oneself rather than being preoccupied with concerns about heaven or hell.
Don't worry about heaven or hell
Repeating the advice to not worry about the dichotomy of heaven or hell but instead concentrate on self-discovery.
Just worry about finding yourself
Emphasizing once again the importance of focusing on personal growth rather than concerns about the afterlife.
Don't worry about heaven or hell
Reiterating the message to prioritize finding oneself over worrying about what comes after life.
Just worry about finding yourself
Continuing to stress the significance of self-discovery over concerns about heaven or hell.
Don't worry about heaven or hell
Repeating the advice given by the person during a pivotal moment, emphasizing its impact.
That's what you said the night that I fell
Recalling the specific moment of falling for the person and the wisdom shared about not worrying about the afterlife.
For you
Concluding with the acknowledgment of falling for the person.
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