The Last Thing
Echoes of Regret: Mickey Kojak's Heartfelt Journey
Lyrics
Sat in a park full of broken glass and reeds.
Sitting in a park amidst broken glass and tall grass.
Not getting the spark that we once knew with such ease.
Unable to rekindle the effortless connection we once had.
I'm finding it hard to look back because I know that I'm to blame.
Struggling to reflect on the past due to personal responsibility for the situation.
Now it's getting dark and I can't call out your name.
As night falls, unable to call out your name.
But the last thing that I wanted was for you to say we're better off alone.
Desire to avoid the outcome where the partner suggests being better off apart.
Yeah the last thing that I wanted was for you to say that I should take you home.
Reluctance towards the partner's suggestion of being taken home.
I'm falling apart as I'm driving through your street.
Emotionally falling apart while driving through your street.
Been jumping the shark for so long but I can't leave.
Continuously taking risks but unable to detach or move on.
I'm finding it hard to look back and not wish everything could change.
Longing for a different outcome but unable to change the past.
Now it's getting dark and I can't call out your name.
As darkness sets in, unable to call out your name.
But the last thing that I wanted was for you to say we're better off alone.
Disheartened by the partner suggesting it's better to be apart.
Yeah the last thing that I wanted was for you to say that I should take you home.
Resisting the partner's suggestion to take them home.
That the feelings that I'm running from are all a part of going on.
Realizing that avoiding emotions is part of moving forward.
That the mess I made with my mistakes aren't yours to take, they're mine to pay.
Acknowledging personal faults and mistakes that can't burden the partner.
It took so long but as it dawns I'll find a way to right those wrongs...
Realizing the need to rectify mistakes but feeling the loss of the partner.
but now you're gone and I'm still holding on.
Still clinging to the past despite the partner's absence.
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