INSANE
Unraveling the Madness: Sheldon Riley's INSANE Reveals Love's Lonely DanceLyrics
More than a toy
Feeling like more than just an object or plaything
More than a toy that you avoid
Being disregarded or avoided despite being more than a mere object
You lie to yourself
Being dishonest with oneself
Oh why do you only love me
Questioning why affection is shown only when the person feels lonely
When you become lonely
Noticing love or attention only when the person is isolated or in need
Am I not good enough
Doubting one's own worth or value
You heal the heartache
Helping to overcome emotional pain caused by someone else
But you're the one who caused the pain
Realizing the one who comforts caused the initial hurt
Am I, am I insane
Questioning sanity due to conflicting emotions and situations
Oh why do you only love me
Reiterating the pattern of affection only during loneliness
When you become lonely
Noticing affection being shown when the person feels isolated
Am I not good enough
Feeling inadequate or insufficient despite efforts for affection
Oh he loves me, hates me, it breaks me
Experiencing a rollercoaster of emotions from someone's love and hate
Am I insane, oh I'm insane
Questioning one's own sanity due to the emotional turmoil
And then I'll do it all again
Continuing the cycle despite knowing its repetitive nature
It never ends
Feeling trapped in an endless cycle of emotional turmoil
Cause I'm insane, yeah
Acknowledging a sense of instability or mental struggle
I cause my own pain
Taking responsibility for causing one's own emotional pain
And then I'll do it all again
Expecting to repeat the cycle despite knowing its consequences
Oh why do you only love me
Reiterating the theme of affection being shown only during isolation
When you become lonely
Noticing affection only when feeling alone or in need
Am I not good enough
Questioning one's worthiness of love or affection
Am I not good enough
Doubting one's adequacy for receiving love or care
For you
Asking if one's worth is insufficient for the other person
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