Lyrics
These past three months will be the death of me, and
Expressing intense difficulty or struggle over the past three months, suggesting a challenging period.
I don't think that we'll ever fall asleep in the same bed
Doubt about the possibility of sharing a bed with the partner in the future, indicating a strained relationship.
Can't get you out of my head. It's all be said.
Acknowledging persistent thoughts about the partner, suggesting a sense of finality or conclusion.
There is nothing left to mend
Indicating that there is no possibility of repairing or fixing the relationship.
Last night, you looked me in the eyes and told me all about how I ruined your life
Recalling a confrontation where the partner accused the speaker of ruining their life.
But, I don't think that I can be the one to blame when you gave up every time.
Denying responsibility for the partner's life issues, emphasizing the partner's tendency to give up easily.
Your old t-shirt just got the best of me. I know that you hated every time I'd sing
Mentioning the emotional impact of an item (old t-shirt) related to the partner, highlighting negative memories.
I can't listen to "Blend." It keeps getting stuck in my head
Expressing difficulty in moving on from a specific song ("Blend") associated with memories of the partner.
It's all been said. This relationship is dead
Reiterating that everything has been said, emphasizing the finality of the relationship.
When you gave up every time
Repetition for emphasis on the partner's consistent pattern of giving up in the relationship.
When you gave up every time
-When you gave up every time
-Last night, you looked me in the eyes and told me all about how I ruined your life
Reiteration of a past confrontation, maintaining the speaker's denial of responsibility for the partner's issues.
But, I don't think that I can be the one to blame when you gave up every time
-Last night, you looked me in the eyes and told me all about how I ruined your life
Repeating the theme of the partner blaming the speaker for life difficulties, with the speaker refuting the blame.
But, I don't think that I can be the one to blame when you gave up every time
-It's time we looked at this again. We might just be better off as friends
Suggesting a reconsideration of the relationship, proposing the possibility of being better off as friends.
But, I don't think I can blame you for coming back every single time
Acknowledging the partner's persistent return to the relationship, questioning blame for their repeated comebacks.
But I don't think I can be the one to blame when you gave up every time
Final denial of responsibility for the partner's repeated decisions to give up on the relationship.
But I don't think that we can be the ones to blame when we gave up every time
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