Lyrics
It's all, but it ain't
Expressing a contradictory situation, where everything seems to be present but lacks completeness or satisfaction.
It's all, but it ain't
Reiteration of the contradictory nature of the situation.
So where do I start
Questioning where to begin in a complex or confusing circumstance.
It's only so vain
Highlighting the limited value of something, possibly self-image or achievements.
So what did I gain
Reflecting on the outcomes of actions and questioning their significance.
I gave it my heart
Having given one's best effort or commitment to a situation.
I told myself, if I had the wealth
Contemplating the idea that wealth could solve or alleviate all problems.
I could buy my way out of everything
Believing in the power of financial resources to overcome challenges.
Why'd I have to be such trouble to please
Expressing difficulty in being satisfied or content, creating challenges for oneself.
It wouldn't be me, oh if it was easy, if it was easy
Acknowledging that life would not be the same if it were easy; struggling is a part of identity.
Such trouble to please
Reiterating the challenges faced in pleasing others.
It wouldn't be easy, if it was me
Emphasizing that if it were easy, it wouldn't truly represent the person facing the challenges.
Why'd I have to go and break your heart for kicks
Questioning the reasons behind causing pain or heartbreak for personal satisfaction.
Why'd I have to go and break what can't be fixed
Reflecting on breaking something that cannot be repaired, suggesting irreversible actions.
It's all, but it ain't
Reiteration of the contradictory nature of the situation.
It's all, but it ain't
Reiterating the contradictory nature of the situation.
So where does it start
Repeating the question of where the situation begins or originates.
I want what I had
Expressing a strong desire to regain something that has been lost.
I want it so bad
Intensifying the longing for what is desired.
I gave it my heart
Having given one's best effort or commitment to a situation, similar to line #7.
I told myself, if I had the wealth
Contemplating the idea that wealth could solve or alleviate all problems, repeated from line #9.
I could buy my way out of everything
Believing in the power of financial resources to overcome challenges, repeated from line #10.
Why'd I have to be such trouble to please
Expressing difficulty in being satisfied or content, creating challenges for oneself, repeated from line #12.
It wouldn't be me, oh if it was easy, if it was easy
Acknowledging that life would not be the same if it were easy; struggling is a part of identity, repeated from line #13.
Such trouble to please
Reiterating the challenges faced in pleasing others, repeated from line #14.
It wouldn't be easy, if it was me
Emphasizing that if it were easy, it wouldn't truly represent the person facing the challenges, repeated from line #15.
Why'd I have to go and break your heart for kicks
Questioning the reasons behind causing pain or heartbreak for personal satisfaction, repeated from line #17.
Why'd I have to go and break what can't be fixed
Reflecting on breaking something that cannot be repaired, suggesting irreversible actions, repeated from line #18.
Why'd I have to be such trouble to please
Expressing difficulty in being satisfied or content, creating challenges for oneself, repeated from line #31.
It wouldn't be me, oh if it was easy, if it was easy
Acknowledging that life would not be the same if it were easy; struggling is a part of identity, repeated from line #32.
Such trouble to please
Reiterating the challenges faced in pleasing others, repeated from line #33.
It wouldn't be easy, if it was me
Emphasizing that if it were easy, it wouldn't truly represent the person facing the challenges, repeated from line #34.
Why'd I have to go and break your heart for kicks
Questioning the reasons behind causing pain or heartbreak for personal satisfaction, repeated from line #36.
Why'd I have to go and break what can't be fixed
Reflecting on breaking something that cannot be repaired, suggesting irreversible actions, repeated from line #37.
Why'd I have to go and break your heart for kicks
Questioning the reasons behind causing pain or heartbreak for personal satisfaction, repeated from line #44.
Why'd I have to go and break what can't be fixed
Reflecting on breaking something that cannot be repaired, suggesting irreversible actions, repeated from line #45.
Why'd I have to go and break your heart for kicks
Reflecting on breaking something that cannot be repaired, suggesting irreversible actions, repeated from line #48.
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