Lyrics
The only time you call is when you want something
The speaker feels that they are only contacted when the other person wants something.
I leave you on read
The speaker is ignoring messages, possibly to avoid confrontation or unwanted interactions.
I want to avoid you and the things you say
The speaker wants to avoid the person and the content of their messages due to negative experiences.
But you're still in my head
Despite efforts to avoid, thoughts of the person persist in the speaker's mind.
It's you and I but your eyes don't lie And it feels like it's the end
Despite a connection, the speaker feels a sense of deception in the other person's eyes, signaling a troubled relationship.
It's you and I we were meant to fly
Originally, the speaker and the other person were destined for a harmonious connection, but a boundary has been breached.
But you crossed the line again
A clear indication that a limit has been crossed by the other person.
All I know I can't handle this thing anymore
The speaker expresses an inability to cope with the situation any longer.
You got me out of my mind
The person's actions have affected the speaker's mental state significantly.
I'm taking back
The speaker is reclaiming control over the situation.
The control you think you
There's an acknowledgment of the other person's attempt to control the speaker.
Stole from me
The speaker asserts that the other person won't succeed in maintaining control.
You won't keep it this time
A declaration that the control will not be surrendered this time.
You call on me
The other person seeks assistance or attention from the speaker.
Anytime you say you need something
The speaker acknowledges a pattern where the other person reaches out only when they need something.
I know I'm way too nice
Despite the speaker's usual kindness, there's a refusal to comply this time.
Not this time
The speaker asserts they won't tolerate the behavior any longer.
I won't take it anymore I'm gonna put you on ice
An explicit decision to distance oneself from the problematic person by putting them "on ice."
How many times can you repeat the same apology
A rhetorical question questioning the sincerity of repeated apologies from the other person.
Stop pretending to care
An admonition to stop pretending to care.
How many times do I call if I need something And you're never there
A reflection on the other person's unavailability when the speaker needs them.
It's you and I but your eyes don't lie And it feels like it's the end
Reiteration of the deceptive nature in the other person's eyes and a feeling of impending separation.
It's you and I we were meant to fly
Restating the initial destiny of a positive connection, now marred by a breach of trust.
But you crossed the line again
Reiteration that a line has been crossed by the other person.
All I know I can't handle this thing anymore
A repeated expression of the speaker's inability to cope with the situation.
You got me out of my mind
The person's actions have significantly affected the speaker's mental state.
I'm taking back the control you think you stole from me
A declaration of reclaiming control from the other person.
You won't keep it this time
Reassurance that the other person won't be able to maintain control this time.
You call on me anytime you say you need something
A repetition of the other person seeking assistance or attention from the speaker.
I know I'm way too nice
Reiteration of the speaker's usual kindness but a clear refusal to comply this time.
Not this time I won't take it anymore I'm gonna put you on ice
A firm declaration that the speaker won't tolerate the behavior any longer, enforcing a decisive separation.
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