Plaything
Breaking Free: Liberating Love from Illusions
Lyrics
Plaything that's all I was to you
Feeling used and objectified as a plaything by the person being addressed.
But now your little game is through
Expressing that the manipulative game played by the other person has come to an end.
Playgirl stop talking at my door
Asking the person, referred to as "Playgirl," to stop attempting to engage or communicate.
I'm not your plaything anymore
Asserting independence and stating that the speaker is no longer willing to be a plaything.
Your love was only make believe
Accusing the person of pretending to love, suggesting insincerity.
Some tricks you carried up your sleeve
Implies that the person used deceptive tactics or deceit in the relationship.
I'm through
Declaring the end of the relationship and expressing a refusal to endure further pain.
Don't need to walk the floor
Rejecting the need to worry or be anxious about the relationship.
I'm not your plaything anymore
Reiterating the refusal to be a plaything any longer.
I gave my love my all to you
Stating the speaker's commitment and dedication to the relationship.
Because I thought you loved me too
Expressing disappointment at realizing the other person did not reciprocate genuine love.
I wanted your love, yes all the way
Desiring complete love from the other person but discovering their inclination to play games.
But no not you
Contrasting the speaker's genuine intentions with the other person's desire for games.
You wanted to play
Accusing the other person of choosing to play games instead of embracing genuine love.
Playgirl you're little plaything's gone
Referring to the person as a "Playgirl" and asserting that they have lost their plaything.
Gone out
Indicating that the plaything has moved on or evolved to something different.
To learn a different song by now
Suggesting personal growth and learning from the experience.
I'll see you nevermore
Expressing a farewell, implying no intention of reconnection.
I'm not your plaything anymore
Reaffirming the refusal to be a plaything in the future.
Plaything that's all I was to you
Repeating the initial feeling of being used and objectified.
But now your little game is through
Reiterating the end of the manipulative game played by the other person.
Playgirl stop talking at my door
Restating the request for the person to stop trying to engage.
I'm not your plaything anymore
Emphasizing the speaker's determination to no longer be a plaything.
Your love was only make believe
Reiterating the accusation of the other person's love being fake or insincere.
Some tricks you carried up your sleeve
Highlighting deceptive actions or illusions created by the other person.
I'm through
Confirming the end of the relationship and the speaker's decision.
Don't need walk the floor
Rejecting the need to suffer or be distressed over the relationship.
I'm not your plaything anymore
Affirming the speaker's refusal to be a plaything in the future.
I gave my love, my all to you
Reiterating the speaker's dedication and commitment to the relationship.
Because I thought you loved me too
Expressing disappointment at the lack of reciprocated love.
I wanted your love yes all the way
Desiring complete love from the other person but discovering their inclination to play games.
But no not you
Contrasting the speaker's genuine intentions with the other person's desire for games.
You wanted to play
Accusing the other person of choosing to play games instead of embracing genuine love.
Playgirl you're little plaything's gone
Repeating the reference to the person as a "Playgirl" and emphasizing their loss.
Gone out
Stating that the plaything has moved on to learn and experience new things.
To learn a different song by now
Suggesting personal growth and the acquisition of new perspectives.
I'll see you nevermore
Reiterating a final farewell with no intention of future contact.
I'm not your plaything
A firm declaration that the speaker is no longer willing to be a plaything.
I'm not your plaything anymore
Reaffirming the speaker's refusal to be a plaything in the future.
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