Lyrics
Say you want me, say you want me back
Singer expresses a desire for the listener to declare a wish for reconciliation.
What can I do
Singer wonders what actions can be taken to make the listener want them back.
To have you kiss me like I'm not your friend?
Singer desires to be kissed in a way that transcends a platonic friendship.
But something more to you
Expressing a longing for a deeper connection and significance to the listener.
Is it crazy I still think of us
Singer questions whether it's abnormal to still think about the past relationship.
Or does it make you feel good?
Asks whether the listener finds satisfaction or pleasure in the singer's lingering thoughts.
Everyone told me that I would be lonely for a really long time, I'm still fine
Despite advice, the singer claims resilience in dealing with loneliness after the breakup.
Only when I'm sleeping you come back running through my mind
Reflection on the persistence of thoughts about the listener, especially during sleep.
I'm still here, trying to let you go (Trying to let you go)
The singer is actively attempting to move on from the past relationship.
I've moved on but you are the ghost (But you are the ghost)
Even though the singer has moved on, the memories of the listener linger like a ghost.
I'm still here, I want you to know (I want you to know)
Reiteration of the singer's enduring presence despite the attempt to move forward.
I've moved on but you are the ghost, haunting me
The listener's memory continues to haunt the singer despite efforts to let go.
Say you want me, say you want me there
Repetition of the desire for the listener to express a wish to have the singer back.
I'll be the best mistake
Singer suggests being the best mistake, implying the relationship had a significant impact.
Trace my finger like I'm just a dream that took your heart away
The singer asks the listener to trace their presence as if it were a dream that captured their heart.
Is it crazy that you're in my head?
Contemplation of the listener's existence in the singer's thoughts.
I'll see you tonight when I go to bed
An expectation of encountering the listener in dreams or subconscious thoughts.
Everyone told me that I would be lonely for a really long time, I'm still fine
Reiteration of resilience and contentment despite being advised about potential loneliness.
Only when I'm sleeping you come back running through my mind
The listener's memory recurs mainly during the singer's sleep.
I'm still here, trying to let you go (Trying to let you go)
The singer acknowledges the struggle to release the emotional ties to the listener.
I've moved on but you are the ghost (But you are the ghost)
Despite moving on, the listener's presence persists metaphorically as a ghost.
I'm still here, I want you to know (I want you to know)
Expressing the singer's ongoing existence while conveying the emotional impact of the past relationship.
I've moved on but you are the ghost, haunting me
The listener's memory continues to haunt the singer despite efforts to let go.
Haunting me
Repetition emphasizing the haunting nature of the listener's memory in the singer's life.
Haunting me
-Haunting me
-Haunting, haunting
-(When I'm thinking of you, do you think of me too?)
Questioning whether the listener reciprocates the singer's thoughts.
(When I'm thinking of you, do you think of me too?)
-(When I'm thinking of you, do you think of me too?)
-(When I'm thinking of you, do you think of me too?)
-(When I'm thinking of you, do you think of me too?) Haunting me
Reiteration of the haunting impact of the listener's memory on the singer.
(When I'm thinking of you, do you think of me too?) Haunting me
-(When I'm thinking of you, do you think of me too?) Haunting me
-Haunting
Emphasizing the haunting nature of the listener's presence in the singer's life.
I'm still here, trying to let you go (Trying to let you go)
Repetition of the singer's struggle to let go, acknowledging the listener as a persistent ghost.
I've moved on but you are the ghost (But you are the ghost)
-I'm still here, I want you to know (I want you to know)
-I've moved on but you are the ghost, haunting me
-Haunting me
Repetition reinforcing the ongoing haunting effect of the listener's memory.
Haunting me
-Haunting me
-Haunting, haunting
-Haunting me
Final emphasis on the haunting presence of the listener in the singer's life.
Haunting me
-Haunting me
-Haunting, haunting
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