Lyrics
My eyes look red
Expression of physical or emotional strain, possibly from crying or distress.
from you beating up my heart
Feeling heartbroken or emotionally hurt due to someone's actions.
from the words straight in my face
Confrontation with harsh and direct communication.
from things should not been said
Regret over spoken words or information that should have been kept private.
Now I've changed into being odd and cold
Transformation into an unusual and emotionally distant state.
just a wreck turned to the dark
Being in a state of wreckage and darkness, possibly reflecting emotional turmoil.
just a wreck turned to the dark
-My eyes look red
Repetition of the impact of someone's actions on the speaker's emotional state.
from you beating up my heart
-from the words straight in my face
-from things should not been said
-Now I've changed into being odd and cold
Continuation of the emotional transformation into an odd and cold state.
just a wreck turned to the dark
-just a wreck turned to the dark
-Now I've changed into being odd and cold
Reiteration of the change into an emotionally distant and dark state.
just a wreck turned to the dark
-just a wreck turned to the dark
-from you beating up my heart
Intensification of the emotional impact, emphasizing the repeated harm to the heart.
from you beating up my heart
-from you beating up my heart
-from you beating up my heart
-Now I've changed into being odd and cold
Further emphasis on the transformation into an odd and cold state, with a repetitive and possibly numb feeling.
into being odd and cold
-and cold and cold and cold and cold
-I've changed I've changed
Declaration of change, possibly suggesting a realization or acceptance of the altered emotional state.
just a wreck turned to the dark
Reiteration of being in a wrecked and dark state, emphasizing the permanence or depth of the emotional turmoil.
just a wreck turned to the dark
-just a wreck turned to the dark
-just a wreck turned to the dark
Final statement emphasizing the enduring impact of the emotional distress.
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