Chart
Capturing the Bittersweet Symphony of Chart by Square Kids
Lyrics
Every night
Expressing a sense of consistency or routine, suggesting a close relationship.
You sleep beside my arm
Describing physical proximity and intimacy during sleep.
Slowing down
Indicating a decrease in pace or intensity.
I felt my chest give out
Experiencing a sudden physical or emotional breakdown.
Save all these pictures for yourself
Suggesting the act of preserving memories or moments for personal reflection.
Give up your room for someone else
Encouraging selflessness by sacrificing personal space for others.
This tired heart
Referring to a weary or exhausted heart.
Is getting stronger now
Implies a gradual strengthening or recovery of the fatigued heart.
Looking up
Observing a disorienting sensation, possibly linked to a change in perspective.
The ceiling spins then stalls
Depicting a moment of confusion or instability.
Save all these pictures for yourself
Reiterating the theme of preserving memories for personal use.
Give up your room for someone else
Advocating for generosity by willingly giving up personal space for the benefit of others.
Open my eyes don’t make me late
Requesting to be alerted or awakened without delay.
Watching you grow
Observing someone's growth or development.
Then you’re running away
Noting a departure or escape after reaching a certain point of maturity.
No one knows
Expressing a desire for someone's presence without revealing the extent of that desire.
How much I want you here
Revealing a strong yearning for the mentioned person to be present.
Nevermind
Dismissing a potential justification or explanation.
There’s no eXcuse to give
Stating there is no acceptable excuse to offer.
Save all these pictures for yourself
Repetition of the theme of preserving memories for personal reflection.
Give up your room for someone else
Encouraging selflessness by sacrificing personal space for the benefit of others.
Open my eyes don’t make me late
Reiterating the urgency of being alert and on time.
Watching you grow
Observing the ongoing growth or development of the mentioned person.
Then you’re running away
Noting a recurring pattern of the person running away or distancing themselves.
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