First Love, First Heartbreak

Expressing frustration or disappointment about not receiving a call from someone.

Suggesting the person to move on from the past and not dwell on it.

Asserting a desire not to be treated disrespectfully.

Claiming a sense of self-worth, not wanting to be treated as if not valuable.

Pointing out that the person appears oblivious or indifferent to the situation.

Addressing the other person's lack of awareness and understanding.

Questioning the actions of the other person and seeking an explanation.

Referencing unfulfilled promises and commitments made in the past.

Recalling assurances of honesty and non-hurting, expressing disappointment in their absence.

Addressing the other person's perception of the speaker as overly sensitive.

Emphasizing the speaker's commitment to stating factual information.

Indicating a lack of interest in further discussion.

Expressing finality and closure regarding the discussed issues.

Reiterating the speaker's determination to move on.

Introducing a reflective section on the nature of the relationship.

Reflecting on the various aspects of the first love, mistake, trust, and heartache.

First heartbreak

First love

First mistake

First trust

First heartache

I guess that everybody has that one

Expressing a universal acknowledgment of everyone having that one significant experience.

Repeating the reflection on first love, mistake, trust, and heartache with emphasis.

First heartbreak

First love

First mistake

First trust

First heartache

I guess that everybody has that one

Reiterating the concept of having that one significant experience.

Reflecting on the anticipation of a lasting relationship and the realization that fairytales may not meet expectations.

Fairytales don’t last like people expect them

I’ll just say it was a learning lesson

I guess that everybody has that one

Observing the other person's lingering sadness.

Rejecting the idea that tears will change the situation.

Pointing out the other person's frustration due to running out of time.

Highlighting the speaker's discovery of the other person with someone else.

Implying the speaker could have reciprocated the actions but chose not to.

Referencing attention from other individuals interested in the speaker.

Please your dude

Reflecting on the advice not heeded and the potential for better treatment.

Then what I’m used too

Expressing regret for not heeding warnings or advice.

Repeating the theme of broken promises, perceived tripping, and the decision to move on.

How you said you’d never hurt me and be honest man

Now you thinking that I’m trippin

But I’m speaking facts

Guess there aint nothing to talk about

I’m done with that

Man I’m done with that

Repeating the chorus, emphasizing the universal experience of a significant first love and heartbreak.

First love

First heartbreak

First love

First mistake

First trust

First heartache

I guess that everybody has that one

Oohh

First love

First heartbreak

First love

First mistake

First trust

First heartache

I guess that everybody has that one

That one

Reflecting on the initial expectation of a forever-lasting relationship and acknowledging the lesson learned.

Fairytales don’t last like people expect them

I’ll just say it was a learning lesson

Concluding with the recognition that everyone has that one significant experience.