Gardens
Heart's Dilemma: Unveiling the Emotional Odyssey in Prophet Crespo's 'Gardens'
Lyrics
Oh let me know, why you did this to my heart
The speaker is pleading for an explanation regarding why their heart was hurt.
Oh let me go, now there's nothing else I can do here, so just let me disappear
The speaker feels helpless and wishes to vanish as there's nothing left for them to do.
So tell me, I told you the reason to leave me,
The speaker previously explained why the other person should leave them.
And I told you the reason to kill me,
The speaker also provided reasons for the other person to harm or destroy them.
But I told you the reason to love me,
Despite the negative reasons, the speaker also gave reasons for the other person to love them.
To love me
Reiteration of the desire to be loved.
So tell me, I told you the reason to leave me,
Repetition of the same pattern: the speaker explaining reasons to leave, kill, and love, perhaps emphasizing the complexity of their relationship.
And I told you the reason to kill me,
-But I told you the reason to love me,
-To love me
-So tell me, I told you the reason to leave me,
-And I told you the reason to kill me,
-But I told you the reason to love me,
-To love me
-So tell me, I told you the reason to leave me,
-And I told you the reason to kill me,
-But I told you the reason to love me,
-To love me
-So tell me, I told you the reason to leave me,
-And I told you the reason to kill me,
-But I told you the reason to love me,
-To love me
-So tell me, I told you the reason to leave me,
Continuation of the cycle of explaining reasons for departure, harm, and love, indicating a persistent effort to communicate feelings and reasons.
And I told you the reason to kill me,
-But I told you the reason to love me
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