Lyrics
Hands are shaking, don't know why you won't let me
Expressing nervousness or anxiety about not being allowed closer emotionally.
Come a little closer to you
Desire for increased emotional proximity.
I'm terrified of the lies I've let swim into my head
Feeling fearful of the falsehoods that have infiltrated one's thoughts.
Sometimes at night I talk to you even though you're not there
Engaging in imaginary conversations, perhaps as a coping mechanism in solitude.
So I whisper to the ground
Symbolic act of confiding in the earth or surroundings.
I'm only trying to tell you something babe
Expressing the intent to communicate a significant message.
Eyes are tearing up, I don't know why I'm so scared
Tears and uncertainty, questioning the source of fear.
Something about your beauty terrifies me
Feeling intimidated by the profound beauty of the other person.
Now I'm trembling in this empty bed
Experiencing physical and emotional tremors in an empty bed.
Trying to realize that all of you is gone now
Struggling to accept the complete absence of the person.
So I whisper to the dark, I'm only trying to tell you something baby
Repeating the act of whispering, emphasizing the intention to communicate.
So I whisper to the dark, I'm only trying to tell you something
Reiteration of the intention to convey a message.
I'm only trying to tell you something
Emphasizing the persistence of the desire to communicate something.
I'm only trying to tell you something
-I'm only trying to tell you something
-I'm only trying to tell you something
-I'm only trying to tell you something
-I'm only trying to tell you something
-I'm only trying to tell you something
-Only trying to tell you
Repetition of the phrase "Only trying to tell you," underscoring the urgency.
Only trying to tell you
-Only trying to tell you, something babe
-Baby something
-Only trying to tell you
-Only trying to tell you
-Only trying to tell you, something babe
-Baby something
Reaffirmation of the intention to communicate, addressing the recipient affectionately as "Baby something."
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