Lyrics
Whatever you say
Expressing openness to hearing the other person's words.
Whatever you do
Indicating willingness to accept the other person's actions.
I get in the way
Stating that the speaker unintentionally interferes or causes problems.
You fall out of view
Describing a situation where the other person becomes distant or detached.
I'm falling apart
Acknowledging personal emotional breakdown or disintegration.
Right before your eyes
Highlighting a visible deterioration or decline before the observer's eyes.
You ask me what I'm saying
Prompting curiosity about the speaker's statements and their impact.
That makes you have to wonder
Suggesting that the speaker's words may raise questions or doubts.
If I'm on your side
Raising the possibility of being on the listener's side in a situation.
It's just too late to find out
Expressing a realization that it is too late to discover certain truths.
If I should have burned our case file
Reflecting on the potential regret of destroying evidence or information.
Or burned at the stake by now
Considering the consequences of one's actions, possibly involving punishment.
Wherever you go
Indicating a lack of specificity regarding the listener's destinations.
Whoever you play
Referring to the diverse interactions or relationships the listener engages in.
Claw machine, vacant
Introducing the metaphor of a claw machine, symbolizing a manipulative game.
I know that's your game
Suggesting awareness of the listener's manipulative tendencies.
Your final destination
Implying that the final outcome or result is imminent.
Is right around the corner
Locating the endpoint or resolution very close in the near future.
I'll stay counting quarters
Committing to a patient wait, possibly metaphorically represented by counting quarters.
And wonder what I flipped for
Pondering the value or significance of what has been obtained or achieved.
Was it worth the change?
Questioning whether the change or outcome was worth the effort.
It's just too late to find out
Reiterating the theme of discovering truths too late in the narrative.
If I should have burned our case file
Recalling the possibility of regretting the destruction of information or evidence.
Or burned at the stake by now
Considering the potential consequence of intense scrutiny or criticism.
It's time we both compare
Proposing a comparison of truths or dares, suggesting a need for honesty.
Truths or dares
Highlighting decisions or promises made during a period of strength or readiness.
We made when we were
Reflecting on actions taken when both parties were well-prepared or confident.
Armed to the teeth
Describing a state of high readiness, potentially armed both physically and mentally.
Tearing at the seams
Emphasizing the strain or pressure experienced, leading to potential unraveling.
And lost beyond belief
Conveying a sense of being profoundly lost and disoriented.
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