Lyrics
I know you say
The speaker acknowledges that someone else says something.
Maybe some day
There's a possibility in the future, as implied by the word "someday."
I need never be alone
The speaker feels they won't have to be alone.
I know I say
The speaker admits to saying something.
It's the right way
It's presented as the correct or appropriate manner, according to the speaker.
But you'll never be the one
The person addressed will never become the most important or significant individual to the speaker.
I've been walking alone now
The speaker has been walking without company for a considerable duration.
For a long, long time
This solitary journey has lasted a significant amount of time.
I don't want to hang out now
The speaker doesn't feel like spending time now with friends they don't feel a connection with.
With the friends that just aren't mine
Unwillingness to socialize with friends who don't match the speaker's preferences or values.
Party to party
Going from one social event to another.
You've been looking
The person being addressed has been searching or seeking something.
But your search will never end
Despite searching, the addressed person won't find what they're looking for.
You've been hanging
The addressed person has been associating themselves with others, potentially implying a negative influence.
With the wrong crowd
The addressed person's companionship has been with a group that doesn't align with the speaker's view of suitable friends.
You've got all the right friends
The addressed person has connections with people deemed acceptable or appropriate by the speaker.
I've been walking alone now
Similar to line 8, the speaker has been alone while walking for a significant period.
For a long, long time
Reiteration of the speaker's prolonged solitary journey.
I don't want to hang out now
Same sentiment as line 10, expressing a lack of desire to socialize with incompatible friends.
With the friends that just aren't mine
Reiteration of the speaker's reluctance to spend time with friends they don't feel connected to.
I don't want to be with you anymore
The speaker no longer desires to be in the company of the addressed person.
I just don't want you anymore
Reiteration of the speaker's lack of desire to be with the addressed person.
I don't want to be with you anymore
Another repetition of the speaker's unwillingness to remain with the addressed individual.
I just don't want you anymore
Final repetition indicating the speaker's strong decision to distance themselves from the addressed person.
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