Lyrics
When I was young and unafraid, it was all a game,
Reflecting on a past when the speaker was young and fearless, viewing life as a game.
I was wrong to tell you that.
Acknowledging a mistake in conveying something incorrect or misleading.
And when I thought all was fair in love and war,
Thought that everything is fair in matters of love and war, realizing it was a misconception.
I was wrong to tell you that.
Admitting the error in a previous belief about fairness in love and war.
But it always sounds so good in my head, you know
Recognizing that certain ideas sound appealing in the speaker's mind, even if they may not be accurate.
I don't have to tell you that.
Emphasizing that the listener is already aware of the previous point.
Better watch yourself, you know me well
Cautioning the listener to be careful, as the speaker is determined and approaching.
I'm on a trail and here I come
Expressing a sense of pursuit and determination in the speaker's actions.
Tell your heart heads up
Encouraging the listener to be alert and attentive, possibly in preparation for what is to come.
Tell your heart heads up
Reiterating the message to keep the listener's heart alert and prepared.
Well I don't have that thing inside that tells me, when I've said enough
Stating the absence of an internal mechanism that signals when the speaker has spoken enough.
I was gonna tell you that.
Intending to convey a message that was initially planned but not delivered.
And I don't have a perfect line for every fight to cheer us up
Expressing a lack of a perfect solution or comforting words for every argument or disagreement.
Or I was wrong to tell you that?
Raising a question about the correctness of a previous statement or the need to convey it.
And I know no one keeps you on guard more then I do
Acknowledging the speaker's role in keeping the listener alert and cautious.
But I don't have to tell you that
Emphasizing that the listener is already aware of the speaker's impact.
Better watch yourself, you know me well
Repeating the caution to the listener about being watchful.
I'm on your trail and here I come
Reiterating the speaker's determination and pursuit of the listener.
Tell your heart heads up
Encouraging the listener's heart to be prepared and on alert.
Tell your heart heads up
Reiterating the message for the listener's heart to be attentive and prepared.
And I don't get it
Expressing confusion or frustration about a situation or communication.
I don't know, what do you want?
Posing a question about desires or expectations without clear understanding.
Honey you better
Advising the listener to be cautious or alert, using the term "Honey" for a possibly affectionate tone.
Tell you heart heads up
Reiterating the advice for the listener's heart to be prepared and vigilant.
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