Lyrics
My heart drifts like an ocean
Expressing the emotional state of the speaker's heart, using the metaphor of drifting like an ocean.
Flowing in and out of view
Describing the fluid and changing nature of the speaker's emotions, coming in and out of focus.
Is love on the horizon
Pondering whether love is on the horizon, introducing a theme of uncertainty and questioning.
Or is it déjà-vu?
Considering if the emotions experienced are a repetition of the past (déjà-vu), raising doubts about the authenticity of the current feelings.
‘Cause this feeling is so familiar
Reflecting on the familiarity of the emotional experience, suggesting a recurring pattern in the speaker's love life.
God it feels so real
Acknowledging the realness of the emotions felt, possibly contrasting with the uncertainty expressed earlier.
So when it fades to nothing
Addressing the transient nature of emotions and the challenge of dealing with their eventual disappearance.
I’m left with emotions
After the emotional fade, the speaker is left with confusing and conflicting emotions.
That I don’t know how to feel
Expressing the difficulty in understanding and processing the emotions left after the initial intensity fades.
Baby it’s so lonely
Describing the loneliness experienced by the speaker in the absence of a fulfilling emotional connection.
So lonely
Reiterating the loneliness and questioning if the person the speaker is addressing is also lonely.
So lonely
-But are you lonely too?
-So lonely so lonely so lonely
Repeating the theme of loneliness and the question of whether the other person shares the same emotions.
But are you lonely too?
-And that’s the way I learned that love was never coming back
Reflecting on past experiences, highlighting heartbreak, betrayal, and the impact on the speaker's perception of love.
And the crazy things I saw would give someone a heart attack
-The betrayal of the faith I had in you
-Turned me into a fool
-The charade parade delayed my life
-And led my love astray
-And the only thing I gained was to mistrust the words you say
-So resign yourself
Encouraging the other person to accept the reality of the situation and move on from the love that has caused pain.
Retire from this love
Suggesting a willingness to move on from the love that has brought suffering.
And maybe I will too
Leaving open the possibility that the speaker might also retire from the emotional entanglement.
So lonely
Repeating the theme of loneliness, emphasizing the ongoing emotional struggle.
(No one’s here for you now)
Amplifying the sense of loneliness and questioning the actions and words of the other person.
So lonely
-(What do you say, what do you do?)
-So lonely
Reiterating the loneliness theme and questioning why the other person continues to subject themselves to emotional distress.
But are you lonely too?
-So lonely
-(Why do you do it to yourself?)
-So lonely
-(What do you do, what do you do?)
-So lonely
-But are you lonely too?
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