I Am a Real Doctor
Unveiling Emotional Turmoil Through Melody
Lyrics
I think it's funny how you think every song is about you
The speaker finds amusement in the idea that someone believes every song is about them.
You think its funny how controlling I can be still
Addressing the perception of being controlling, the speaker acknowledges it as amusing to the other person.
I think it's funny how you take my words for insults
The speaker finds humor in the misinterpretation of their words as insults by the other person.
Now you're flying in a Death Star far away...
The mention of flying in a Death Star far away may symbolize a retreat or escape from the relationship.
I think it's funny how you said nothing can hurt you
Contradiction to line 3, the speaker notes the irony that the other person claimed nothing could hurt them.
Except your one true lover and me
The other person acknowledges vulnerability only to their "one true lover" and the speaker.
I think it's funny how you think things can't be bad
The speaker finds it ironic that the other person believes things can't be bad, given the time invested in the relationship.
Just all the time you wasted on me
Emphasizing the time wasted in the relationship, suggesting it was not time well spent.
Trust me
Repetition of "Trust me a little," indicating a plea for trust or understanding.
Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-I think it's funny how you store bad sex like a bad dream
The other person holds onto negative experiences (bad sex) similar to a bad dream.
You think it's funny how I'm waking up at three
The speaker wakes up at three, possibly implying restlessness or discomfort in the relationship.
You think it's cool when schools in session but its so slow
The other person finds it cool when school is in session, contrasting with the slowness of time without the speaker.
Without being you and me
Highlighting the difference in experience with or without the other person.
I know you love to think that these are miracles
The other person likes to believe in miracles, contrasting with the speaker's lack of belief in gods.
But theres no Gods no disbeliefs
Asserting a lack of gods or disbeliefs in the speaker's perspective.
And if only evil abuses carnage
Suggesting that evil and carnage only exist if one allows them to, with a willingness to embrace the consequences.
Then I'll smile with the rose blood in my teeth
Expressing a bold response to evil and carnage, showing resilience and defiance.
Trust me
Repetition of "Trust me a little," continuing the plea for trust and understanding.
Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
-Trust me a little
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