Hopeless
Hopeless Echoes: Embracing Imperfections in Love
Lyrics
Broken and drunk, not remember anything
Feeling emotionally shattered and intoxicated, with no recollection of recent events.
Let's not fight now.
Suggesting a desire to avoid conflict or arguments at the moment.
I need ... to get some sleep.
Expressing a need for rest or sleep, possibly indicating emotional exhaustion.
You want more
Implies a desire for more, possibly in the context of a relationship or personal fulfillment.
Don't try to hate me again
Discouraging the other person from harboring feelings of hatred or resentment again.
Autonomy ... this is the flow
Referring to autonomy and flow, suggesting a desire for independence and personal growth.
Don't try to hate me again
Reiterating a plea to avoid harboring negative feelings or hatred.
Keep your feet on the ground
Encouraging stability and practicality by advising to keep one's feet on the ground.
Where is your heart?
Raising a question about the location or state of the other person's emotions or compassion.
Where is your heart?
Repetition of the question, possibly emphasizing the importance of finding emotional connection.
I see my problem and how you dream
Acknowledging personal issues and the contrast with the idealized dreams of the other person.
You love my faults
Recognizing that the other person loves the flaws or imperfections of the speaker.
I gave you ... the worst of me
Admitting to providing the worst aspects of oneself in the relationship.
You want more
Repeating the desire for more, suggesting ongoing longing or unfulfilled needs.
Don't try to hate me again
Repetition of the plea to avoid feelings of hatred, emphasizing its importance.
Autonomy ... this is the flow
Reiterating the themes of autonomy and personal flow in the context of the relationship.
Don't try to hate me again
Continuing the plea to avoid harboring negative emotions, reinforcing the message.
Keep your feet on the ground
Encouraging practicality and stability by advising to keep one's feet on the ground.
Where is your heart?
Repeating the question about the location or state of the other person's heart, seeking emotional connection.
Where is your heart?
Reiteration of the question, emphasizing the importance of finding the other person's emotional center.
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