Rear View Mirror

Farewell in the Rear-View: A Grateful Goodbye
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Lyrics

The last I saw of you was in the rear-view

The last time I saw you, it was through the rear-view mirror of my car.

That rear-view mirror of mine

Emphasizing the use of the speaker's personal rear-view mirror.

Last I saw of you was in the rear-view mirror

Reiteration of the previous line, highlighting the diminishing image of the person in the mirror.

Getting so much smaller all the time

Describing how the person's image in the mirror is gradually becoming smaller.


And when I think of you you're in the rear-view

When the speaker thinks about the person, the image in the rear-view mirror comes to mind.

That rear-view mirror of mine

Reiteration of the importance of the speaker's rear-view mirror in recalling the person.

When I think of you you're in the rear-view mirror

Highlighting the recurring theme of the person's diminishing presence in the speaker's life.

Getting so much smaller all the time

Emphasizing the ongoing reduction in the significance of the person in the speaker's perspective.


Do I owe you for letting me know

Raising the question of whether the speaker owes something to the person for sharing information.

Do I? I guess so

Expressing uncertainty about the obligation to the person and acknowledging that there might be a debt.

Do I owe you for letting me know

Reiteration of the uncertainty about owing something to the person for informing the speaker.

So I'm thanking you for letting me go

Gratefully acknowledging the person for allowing the speaker to move on or end the relationship.


Do I owe you for letting me know

Repeating the question of whether the speaker owes something to the person for sharing information.

Do I? I guess so

Restating the uncertainty and the possibility of owing something to the person.

Do I owe you for letting me know

Reiteration of the uncertainty about owing something to the person for informing the speaker.

So I'm thanking you for letting me go

Expressing gratitude to the person for enabling the speaker to let go and move forward.


Do I owe you for letting me know

Continuation of the questioning about owing something to the person for sharing information.

Do I? I guess so

Restating the uncertainty and the acknowledgment of a potential debt to the person.

Do I owe you for letting me know

Reiteration of the uncertainty about owing something to the person for informing the speaker.

So I'm thanking you for letting me go

Expressing thanks to the person for allowing the speaker to move on and end the connection.


So when I think of you you're in the rear-view

When the speaker thinks of the person again, the image in the rear-view mirror resurfaces.

That rear-view mirror of mine

Reiteration of the significance of the speaker's rear-view mirror in recalling the person.

When I think of you you're in the rear-view mirror

Highlighting the recurring theme of the person's diminishing presence in the speaker's life.

Getting so much smaller all the time

Emphasizing the ongoing reduction in the significance of the person in the speaker's perspective.

Getting so much smaller all the time

Repetition emphasizing the continuous decrease in the importance of the person.

Getting so much smaller all the time

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So long

A farewell statement, signaling the end of the speaker's connection with the person.

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