Getting Out
Breaking Free: A Journey Beyond ConstraintsLyrics
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Expresses a positive attitude towards leaving or moving on, citing lack of time as a reason.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Reiterates the idea that leaving is a good decision due to time constraints.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Repetition emphasizing the speaker's affirmation that leaving is acceptable because of time limitations.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Continues to stress the positive aspect of departing, attributing it to a shortage of time.
Lights on, watch me, make my move, not for you
Highlights the speaker's self-focus, asserting independence and actions not directed towards someone else.
I can't believe you did that shit to me
Expresses disbelief or disappointment in someone's actions towards the speaker.
Tried to connect and you fucked with me
Describes an attempt to establish a connection that was disrupted or interfered with.
Never tried to hate you, but you see
Denies harboring hatred but acknowledges the ease with which the other person makes it difficult.
That you make it so easy
Questions the reasons behind the other person's actions, expressing confusion or frustration.
Why'd you fuck with me
Repeats the question, emphasizing the emotional impact of the other person's behavior.
Never liked the way you treated me
Expresses dislike for how the speaker was treated, indicating a sense of mistreatment.
Time to reclaim myself for me
Declares a need to reclaim personal identity and agency, possibly in response to the mistreatment.
Goodbye to all the pain, cause now I see
Bids farewell to emotional pain, suggesting a realization or resolution that leads to positive change.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Reiterates the theme of leaving, underscoring the lack of time as a motivating factor.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Continues to emphasize the acceptability of leaving due to time constraints.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Repetition reinforces the speaker's conviction that departure is justified by limited time.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Reaffirms the speaker's positive perspective on leaving, tied to the constraint of time.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Repetition to stress the speaker's belief that leaving is the right decision given time limitations.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Continues to assert the validity of departing, grounded in the speaker's lack of time.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Reiteration of the idea that leaving is acceptable because of a busy schedule.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Reaffirms the speaker's stance that departure is justified due to time constraints.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Repetition to emphasize the speaker's conviction that leaving is reasonable given limited time.
(Everything Will Be Alright)
Introduces a positive and reassuring statement, possibly indicating hope or optimism for the future.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Reiterates the idea that leaving is acceptable, connecting it to the assurance that everything will be alright.
(Everything Will Be Fine)
Introduces another positive affirmation that everything will be fine, possibly suggesting resolution or healing.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Repeats the conviction that leaving is justified, coupled with the reassurance that everything will be alright.
(Everything Will Be Alright)
Reaffirms the positive outlook, assuring that everything will be fine despite the decision to leave.
Getting out is fine, cause I don't have the time
Repeats the theme of departure being acceptable due to time constraints, coupled with the assurance that everything will be alright.
(Everything Will Be Fine)
Reiterates the positive perspective, assuring that everything will be fine despite the decision to leave.
Lights on, watch me, make my move, not for you
Repeats the assertion of self-focus and independence, emphasizing actions not being for someone else.
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