Finifugal

Expresses the ambivalence of love, with the joy of beginning contrasted by the pain of its end.

Describes a commitment to love, evolving from friendship to something more profound.

An invitation to intimacy or connection, emphasizing closeness.

Expresses admiration for the partner, considering them as more than just attractive.

Reiterates the desire for closeness, suggesting a sense of rebirth in the relationship.

Conveys a rejuvenated feeling, possibly linked to the emotional revival within the relationship.

Introduces a contrasting perspective or challenge to the positive emotions expressed.

Highlights a physical or emotional distance that impedes a sense of belonging.

Expresses fear of abandonment, anticipating the possibility of being left alone.

Offers options for the pace of the relationship, suggesting a willingness to adapt.

Requests discretion in case of heartbreak, preferring ignorance over painful knowledge.

Repeatedly asks to be informed when love is fading, emphasizing the importance of awareness.

(When you're falling out of love)

Let me know, let me know

(When you're falling out of love)

Let me know, let me know

(When you're falling out of love)

Let me know, let me know

(Yeah, yeah)

Expresses a desire for closeness and maturity in the relationship, aspiring to fulfill a specific role.

Holding your hand

And being the man I'm meant to be

Your man I'm meant to be

Recalls past experiences, juxtaposing personal struggles with a partner's need for support.

I was taking drugs, losing all my hope

Now the memories fade

Saying that you need me

Describes a complex relationship dynamic, involving fame, past actions, and navigating challenges.

Now you gon catch me on your TV

(Ay, ay)

Acting like we had a past

Dodging all your bullshit

Baby, I'm a matador

Uses metaphors like a matador and crashing to depict the intense and possibly destructive nature of the relationship.

Now you boutta crash like a rally car

Crashing like we used to?

Ugh, you're in my place

Tryna reconnect

Addresses attempts at reconciliation but acknowledges that it might not be the right path.

Taking all my time

But you know this ain't the right way

(Now we're doing this my way)

Reiterates the theme of distance and fear of being left alone, offering relationship speed options.

She's too far away from me for me to feel at home

I'm too scared that one day she'll leave me alone

We can take it fast or we can take it slow

But if you break my heart please don't let me know

Repeatedly emphasizes the plea to be informed when love is waning, perhaps underscoring the fear of being blindsided.

(When you're falling out of love)

Let me know, let me know

(When you're falling out of love)

Let me know, let me know

(When you're falling out of love)

Let me know, let me know

(Yeah yeah)

Continues the plea for awareness in a falling relationship, expressing a yearning to be kept informed.

(When you're falling out of love)

(Let me know, let me know)

(When you're falling out of love)

(Let me know, let me know)

(When you're falling out of love)

(Let me know, let me know)

(Yeah, Yeah)