Driving Angry
Selective Memory and Love's Bitter Sting: Driving Angry
Lyrics
May it rain on you forever.
Wishing perpetual hardship or misfortune upon someone.
We are all alone together.
Despite being together, there's a sense of individual loneliness.
Crippled by selective memory.
Feeling restricted or hindered by a selective recollection of memories.
Choose which lie to believe.
Being confronted with the need to choose between conflicting lies.
One man heartstring tug-of-war.
Describing a situation where affection becomes a source of conflict.
The more I love the more you leave.
Expressing the idea that increased love leads to increased abandonment.
I hate you with all my heart.
Intense dislike or resentment towards someone.
Counting on the law of threes.
Relying on the belief that negative events happen in threes.
Fool me once, shame on you.
Being deceived for the first time with a sense of blaming the deceiver.
Fool me twice, shame on me.
Taking responsibility for being deceived a second time.
There's something not right that can't be made right.
Highlighting an irreparable wrong or injustice.
Everything in focus now.
Attaining clarity or understanding of a situation.
Gag and vomit at the sight.
Reacting strongly, possibly with disgust, to a particular sight.
It seems you've forgotten about the gifts I had to give.
Expressing a sense of neglect or unappreciation for one's contributions.
If this is the case, perhaps I'll forget to forgive.
Considering withholding forgiveness if one's efforts are forgotten.
I hate you with all my heart.
Reiteration of intense hatred towards someone.
Counting on the law of threes.
Repeating the belief in the law of threes, anticipating more negative events.
Fool me once, shame on you.
Reiterating the feeling of being deceived for the first time.
Fool me twice, shame on me.
Reiterating the responsibility taken for being deceived a second time.
May it rain on you forever.
Repeating the desire for perpetual rain as a symbol of ongoing hardship.
We are all alone together.
Emphasizing a shared sense of isolation despite being in the company of others.
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