Who's to Blame
Embracing Fault Lines: Navigating Love's Maze with Pink Poison
Lyrics
We're still looking for a clue
We are still searching for an explanation.
On what went wrong and how to fix it
Trying to understand what went wrong and how to remedy it.
And we still try to resent the thought
Attempting to resist the idea.
That maybe, just maybe it's all our fault
Entertaining the possibility that it might be our fault.
But you're still stuck on the same old page
Despite this, you are fixated on the same issue.
Of who's to judge and who's to blame
Debating who has the right to judge and assign blame.
You say, you say it's all the same
Asserting that it's all equivalent.
And that no one can win this game
Claiming that nobody can emerge victorious from this situation.
But I say
Expressing a different perspective.
You can't play
Arguing that one cannot participate when fear of loss prevails.
When you're afraid to lose
Stating that playing is inhibited by the fear of losing.
And I say
Encouraging to play without the fear of losing.
Just play
Reiterating the importance of playing freely.
Just play like you can't lose
Advising to play without the fear of losing.
All that we've got left for now
All that remains are fragmented memories.
Is memories dismembered
Recalling that you forgot and vice versa.
I remember you forgot and you forgot
Highlighting the mutual forgetfulness.
That I remembered
Recalling the memories despite the forgetfulness.
Maybe we're better off this way with everything
Suggesting that perhaps separation is preferable considering what we had.
We had between us
Reflecting on the positive aspects between us.
And maybe it's alright with me and we can both
Considering it acceptable, and both can be winners.
Consider us winners
Emphasizing being stuck in the same dilemma.
But you're still stuck on the same old page
Reiterating the issue of judgment and blame.
Of who's to judge and who's to blame
Insisting that it's a repetitive and unchanging situation.
You say, you say it's all the same
Repeating the belief that it's all equal.
And that no one can win this game
Maintaining the view that nobody can succeed in this situation.
But I say
Reiterating a contrasting viewpoint.
You can't play
Asserting that participation is hindered by fear.
When you're afraid to lose
Stating the importance of playing without fear of loss.
And I say
Repeating the encouragement to play freely.
Just play
Emphasizing the importance of playing without fear.
Just play like you can't lose
Reiterating the advice to play without fear of losing.
Take another look at yourself
Encouraging introspection.
You and I will find someone else
Expressing the possibility of finding someone new.
Oh take another look at yourself
Reassuring that it's not the end of the world.
It's not the end of the world
Reiterating that despite challenges, life goes on.
But you're still stuck on the same old page
Continuing the theme of judgment and blame.
Of who's to judge and who's to blame
Stating the repetitiveness of the issue.
You say, you say it's all the same
Repeating the belief that it's all equivalent.
And that no one can win this game
Maintaining the view that nobody can triumph in this situation.
But I say
Reiterating the contrasting perspective.
You can't play
Asserting that participation is hindered by fear.
When you're afraid to lose
Stating the importance of playing without fear of loss.
And I say
Repeating the encouragement to play freely.
Just play
Emphasizing the importance of playing without fear.
Just play like you can't lose
Reiterating the advice to play without fear of losing.
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