Hey Amanda
Lost Love and Fourth of July Sparks: Hey Amanda
Lyrics
When I met you outside it was the fourth of july
Meeting occurred on the Fourth of July.
And you said, "Would it be fine if I came over tonight?"
Amanda asked permission to come over that night.
And I said you could come over when ever you like
The speaker gave Amanda the freedom to visit whenever she wanted.
So we stared at the sky as fireworks lit up the night
Both watched fireworks lighting up the sky together.
And I thougth to myself hey this could turn alright
The speaker felt optimistic about the potential of the relationship.
And you thought to yourself hes nothing to me
Amanda didn't think much of the speaker.
And her name was Amanda
Amanda's name is revealed, indicating significance.
My name didn't matter at all
The speaker's name holds no importance in the situation.
She said hey I'll call ya
Amanda mentioned calling the speaker.
But no she never called
Despite the promise, Amanda never actually called.
And her name was Amanda
A repetition emphasizing Amanda's importance.
My name didn't matter at all
The speaker's name remains insignificant in relation to Amanda.
She said hey I'll call ya
Similar to line 11, Amanda said she would call.
But no she never called
Despite the assurance, Amanda failed to call again.
What happened to those when everything was ok,
Reflecting on the time when everything was fine.
what happened to those days when I was happy all the time?
Questioning the shift from past happiness.
What happened to those when everything was ok,
Repetition highlighting the desire to understand what changed.
what happened to those days when I was happy all the time?
Expressing nostalgia for happier times.
And her name was Amanda
Reiteration of Amanda's importance.
My name didnt matter at all
The speaker's name is once again shown as insignificant.
She said hey I'll call ya
Repetition of Amanda's promise to call.
But no she never called
Emphasizing Amanda's failure to follow through.
Her name is Amanda
A repeated mention of Amanda's name.
My name didn't matter at all
Reiterating the lack of importance of the speaker's name.
She said hey I'll call ya
A duplicate of Amanda's statement about calling.
But no she never calls.
Highlighting Amanda's consistent failure to make the call.
She never calls..
Stressing Amanda's persistent lack of communication.
I met you outside it was the Fourth of July
A repetition of the initial meeting scenario on the Fourth of July.
And you said would it be fine if I came to your house
A repeated request from Amanda to visit the speaker's house.
And you said it would be fine if I came over tonight
A reiterated invitation from the speaker for Amanda to come over.
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