Lyrics
Summertime, summertime, summertime ain’t gon come back
Expressing the belief that summer, a metaphor for a positive and joyful time, will not return.
I been waiting for ,waiting for, waiting for you to call back
Waiting anxiously for a call, possibly from a significant person, and the anticipation is prolonged.
Everyday without you everyday, everyday without you
Highlighting the emptiness experienced every day without the presence or communication of the person in question.
It's getting colder
Emphasizing a growing sense of emotional coldness, possibly mirroring the external weather or a metaphor for emotional distance.
Don't hold me back
Expressing a desire not to be restrained or hindered in some way.
Don't say good bye
Rejecting the idea of saying goodbye, suggesting a reluctance to let go or move on.
Stop calling me back
Encouraging the person to stop trying to reconnect through calls, indicating a decision to break communication.
I wont reply
Declaring an intention not to respond to further attempts at contact, setting a boundary.
You left me there there there
Repetition of being left, underscoring the impact and emotional weight of abandonment.
You left me there there
-You left me there
-I’m asking why?
Persistent questioning of the reasons behind the separation or abandonment.
Why?
-Why?
-Why?
-Why?
-Everything I do for you
Stating the efforts made for the person and expressing a desire for communication, repeating the call for contact.
Call me when you wana do
-Baby
-Everything I do for you
-Call me when you wana do
-Baby
-Everything I do for you
Continuing to emphasize the deep connection and personal sacrifice for the person in question.
I take it from my soul
-Everything I do for you
-I take it from my soul
-That I do
Repetition emphasizing the sincerity and genuineness of the speaker's actions and emotions.
That I do
-Damn I wait for lover, uh
Expressing impatience and frustration while waiting for love and considering alternative actions to find fulfillment.
You cant even find it, naw
-Waiting for my life to start
-I might have to find it, dang
-I might have to find it yuh
-Lately, you call me just to hate me
Describing negative interactions and the search for an escape, culminating in a metaphorical fade into obscurity and growth.
I’ve been looking for a way out way out
-Way out in the distance, I fade out, fade out
-Fade into oblivion
-Growing like the mycelium
-We can do this all again
Suggesting the possibility of repeating the cycle or starting anew with the same person.
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