Ledge
Navigating Love's Abyss: Makk Mikkael's Melodic Odyssey
Lyrics
Let go all of the pieces fall from the get go
Expressing the need to release all the elements right from the beginning.
being with you was such a hassle
Describing the challenges and difficulties experienced while being in a relationship with the person referred to.
got so fucked up where did the time go
Reflecting on a state of confusion or disarray, wondering where the time has gone amidst the complications.
One step back from the ledge
Deciding to take a step back from a dangerous situation, potentially a metaphorical "ledge" representing a risky circumstance.
cause I'm falling again
Acknowledging a sense of falling again, possibly into the same problematic situation or emotions.
cause I'm falling again oh woah
Reiterating the feeling of falling, emphasizing the emotional turmoil.
one step back from the ledge
Choosing to step back once more from the edge to avoid further complications.
get you outta my head get you outta my head oh woah
Expressing the desire to remove thoughts of the person from the mind.
she's always on my mind
Highlighting the persistent presence of the person in the singer's thoughts.
been taking all my time
Indicating that the person has been consuming a significant amount of the singer's time.
she's always on my mind
Repeating the idea that the person is always on the singer's mind, emphasizing the preoccupation.
One step back from the ledge
Repeating the decision to step back from the metaphorical ledge due to the recurrence of falling emotions.
cause I'm falling again
Expressing the ongoing experience of falling once again, underlining the emotional struggle.
cause I'm falling again oh woah
Reiterating the feeling of falling and the emotional distress it brings.
one step back from the ledge
Taking another step back from the ledge to avoid further emotional turmoil.
get you outta my head get you outta my head oh woah
Reiterating the desire to remove thoughts of the person from the mind.
she's always on my mind
Reemphasizing the constant presence of the person in the singer's thoughts.
been taking all my time
Stating that the person continues to consume the singer's time.
she's always on my mind
Repeating the idea that the person is always on the singer's mind, underscoring the preoccupation.
One step back from the ledge
Repeating the decision to step back from the metaphorical ledge due to the recurrence of falling emotions.
cause I'm falling again
Expressing the ongoing experience of falling once again, highlighting the emotional struggle.
cause I'm falling again oh woah
Reiterating the feeling of falling and the emotional distress it brings.
one step back from the ledge
Taking another step back from the ledge to avoid further emotional turmoil.
get you outta my head get you outta my head oh woah
Reiterating the desire to remove thoughts of the person from the mind.
she's always on my mind
Reemphasizing the constant presence of the person in the singer's thoughts.
been taking all my time
Stating that the person continues to consume the singer's time.
she's always on my mind
Repeating the idea that the person is always on the singer's mind, underscoring the preoccupation.
One step back from the ledge
Repeating the decision to step back from the metaphorical ledge due to the recurrence of falling emotions.
cause I'm falling again
Expressing the ongoing experience of falling once again, highlighting the emotional struggle.
cause I'm falling again oh woah
Reiterating the feeling of falling and the emotional distress it brings.
one step back from the ledge
Taking another step back from the ledge to avoid further emotional turmoil.
get you outta my head get you outta my head oh woah
Reiterating the desire to remove thoughts of the person from the mind.
she's always on my mind
Reemphasizing the constant presence of the person in the singer's thoughts.
been taking all my time
Stating that the person continues to consume the singer's time.
she's always on my mind
Repeating the idea that the person is always on the singer's mind, underscoring the preoccupation.
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