The Key
Unlocking Secrets: Park National's Reflection on Trust and Redemption
Lyrics
If you wanted trust then you should have just said
If you desired trust, you should have communicated that explicitly.
But you cleaned the messes in my head
You helped clear my mental chaos.
And now it's bottled up instead
Now, instead, emotions are restrained or suppressed.
Bottled up instead
Emotions are being contained or held back.
If you wanted trust then you should have just said
Similar to line 1, expressing the desire for trust through communication.
But now I'm just stuck here in my bed
Currently feeling stuck in bed, likely emotionally or mentally.
Dwelling on the signs that I misread
Reflecting on signals or cues that were misunderstood or misinterpreted.
I made a plan to help me sleep
Making a conscious effort to find a way to sleep better.
You made a plan to keep me off my feet
You devised a strategy to prevent me from being active or progressing.
Taught me how to live at a fast pace
Learned to live life quickly or hurriedly.
Never seen myself face to face
Never truly confronted or understood myself.
Always let you trap me in one place
Allowing someone else to confine me in a particular space or situation.
But I save the key I save it just in case
Keeping a solution or a way out for myself, just in case.
Oh, just in case
Reiterating the concept of keeping a backup or solution.
If you wanted trust then you should have just said
Restating the need for direct communication to establish trust.
But you fucked it up somehow again
You somehow messed up the trust again.
And I let it fly over my head
The mistake or issue was overlooked or ignored.
Taught me how to live at a fast pace
Repetition of the idea of living life hastily.
Never seen myself face to face
Continuing the theme of not facing oneself directly.
Always let you trap me in one place
Allowing oneself to be confined by someone else's actions.
But I save the key I save it just in case
Reiterating the act of holding onto a solution or escape.
Oh, just in case
Re-emphasizing the notion of having a backup plan.
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