Sampip
Unraveling Love's Mystery: Decoding the Emotions in Parokya Ni Edgar's 'Sampip'
Lyrics
Some people love shoes of certain kinds
Expressing that people have different preferences, such as certain types of shoes.
Some people love afternoons or the way the moon shines
Highlighting diverse interests, like enjoying afternoons or the beauty of the moon.
And they have their own reasons to feel the way they do
Acknowledging that individuals have personal reasons for their feelings.
That's why I ask myself - what it is with you?
Pondering the mystery of someone's emotions and trying to understand them.
Is there something wrong with the way I speak?
Questioning if there is something wrong with the way the speaker communicates.
Do you even see me when I pass you on the street?
Expressing doubt about being noticed or recognized when passing by the person.
I'll close my eyes and let it be
Choosing to ignore the situation and accept things as they are.
Because I just can't see why you love to hate me
Wondering why the person seems to harbor dislike or animosity.
Some people love weekends because they can fool around
Describing various reasons people love weekends or thunderstorms.
Some people love thunderstorms because of how the drops of rain fall down
Pointing out diverse preferences, like enjoying the falling rain during thunderstorms.
And they have their own reasons, whatever they may be
Emphasizing that individuals have unique justifications for their feelings.
That's why I think it's kind of funny that you don't have one for me
Humorously noting the absence of a specific reason for the person's feelings toward the speaker.
Is there something wrong with the way I speak?
Reiterating the concern about the speaker's way of communication.
Do you even see me when I pass you on the street?
Expressing uncertainty about being noticed while passing by.
I'll close my eyes and let it be
Opting to close one's eyes metaphorically to avoid dwelling on the negativity.
Because I just can't see why you love to hate me
Expressing confusion about why the person seems to harbor a strong dislike.
And it sucks to face the truth that I ain't got no reasons too
Reflecting on the unpleasant truth that the speaker lacks clear reasons for their emotions.
Never asking for questions why I feel the way I do
Acknowledging a lack of reasons for the speaker's own feelings.
And I know it's stupid on my part to say that I love you
Admitting the foolishness of expressing love despite being aware of the person's dislike.
Even though I know you hate me and you don't know why you do
Recognizing the person's hatred without understanding its cause.
Is there something wrong with the way I speak?
Repeating the concern about the speaker's communication style.
Do you even see me when I pass you on the street?
Reiterating the uncertainty about being noticed when passing by.
I'll close my eyes and let it be
Choosing to close one's eyes metaphorically and accept the situation.
Because I just can't see why you love to hate me
Expressing continued confusion about the strong negative feelings directed at the speaker.
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