Lyrics
You prove me wrong
Feeling challenged or contradicted, and expressing a desire for someone to prove the speaker wrong.
It's a moment of redemption
Acknowledging a transformative or redeeming moment, possibly linked to the person proving the speaker wrong.
In a world still turning
Reflecting on the persistence of the world despite challenges or uncertainties.
You prove me wrong
Reiteration of the initial feeling of being proven wrong, emphasizing its significance.
And I hold on to your magic words
Valuing and holding onto words spoken by the person who proved the speaker wrong, suggesting a positive impact.
That got me flying
Describing the uplifting effect of the mentioned "magic words" by creating a sense of flying or elation.
I'd pray the days would move so fast
Expressing a desire for time to pass quickly, possibly to overcome challenges or uncertainties.
Without a vengeance
Wishing for a peaceful passage of time without negative repercussions.
But all my doubts were built to last
Acknowledging persistent doubts that endure over time.
Forever more
Emphasizing the enduring nature of doubts, possibly implying a sense of hopelessness.
Prove me wrong, but can you turn me on?
Challenging the person to prove the speaker wrong, but also questioning whether it can lead to arousal or passion.
You try it on and on
Suggesting a repeated attempt to prove the speaker wrong, possibly highlighting a recurring dynamic.
Prove me wrong
Reiterating the challenge to be proven wrong, emphasizing its importance.
It's a matter of intrusion and my sweet surrender
Describing the act of proving wrong as an intrusion but also acknowledging a sweet surrender or acceptance.
You prove me wrong
Repeating the idea of being proven wrong, underlining its impact on the speaker.
And you opened my eyes, so blind
Acknowledging a newfound clarity or understanding resulting from being proven wrong.
Find now I wonder...
Pondering and questioning, possibly in relation to the newfound understanding.
You prove me wrong
Repeating the desire for someone to prove the speaker wrong, suggesting ongoing uncertainty.
But can you turn me on?
Posing a question about whether the act of proving wrong can be arousing or stimulating.
You try it on and on
Indicating a repeated attempt or ongoing effort to prove the speaker wrong in a potentially stimulating manner.
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