You Had Me
September Whispers: Unraveling Lost Moments
Lyrics
Oh I can't remember
Feeling a sense of forgetfulness or confusion.
And you can't recall
Acknowledging a mutual inability to recall certain details.
It was almost September
Referring to a specific time, "almost September," indicating a notable period.
And we left it all
Expressing a decision to leave behind something significant.
You had me
Addressing the other person, indicating they had a strong influence or impact.
You had me then
Emphasizing that the impact was particularly strong at a certain time.
You had me
Reiterating the profound effect the person had.
But I didn't know I was there
Realization that the impact was present, but the speaker was unaware at the time.
For a moment that summer
Recalling a moment in the past, "that summer," suggesting a nostalgic experience.
The world felt so small
Describing a feeling of the world being small, possibly implying a close connection.
I can't help but wonder
Expressing curiosity about the reasons for leaving the past behind.
Why we left at all
Questioning the decision to depart from something important.
You had me
Repeating the acknowledgment of the strong impact the person had.
You had me then
Highlighting a specific moment when the impact was particularly significant.
You had me
Reiterating the profound effect the person had.
But I didn't know I was there
Realization that the impact was present, but the speaker was unaware at the time.
You had me (I can't remember)
Repeating the idea of the other person having a strong influence.
You had me (I can't remember)
Emphasizing the difficulty in remembering the details of that influence.
I want to remember why we left at all
Expressing a desire to recollect the reasons for leaving behind the past.
Everything will turn out the way it's supposed to
Conveying a sense of optimism or acceptance that things will unfold as they should.
You just have to wait
Encouraging patience and trust in the natural course of events.
Even though you're gone, you'll always seem to have this part of me
Acknowledging the lasting impact of the other person even in their absence.
We're not complete, you're not complete
Highlighting a sense of incompleteness, both personally and in the relationship.
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