Lyrics
Didn't know you would leave me
Feeling surprised or caught off guard by your departure
Like an angel
Departing in a manner that feels heavenly or divine
But I don't know how far you'd go
Uncertainty about the extent or distance of your departure
Didn't know that you've been writing
Realizing that you've been expressing yourself or communicating
Life seems so simple
Life appearing uncomplicated or straightforward
Writing just to let you know
Expressing thoughts through writing to communicate a message
You do this to me
Repetition emphasizes the impact of the actions on the speaker, feeling affected repeatedly
This to me
-Again
-You do this to me
-This to me
-Again
-Every moment seems to make sense
Finding significance and coherence in each passing moment
In the scentence
Typo in the lyrics: 'scentence' likely intended to be 'sentence' – signifying a conclusion or finality
I finally had my last goodbye
Coming to terms with a final farewell or goodbye
You do this to me
Repeated expression of the emotional impact of the actions taken by the departing person
This to me
-Again
-You do this to me
-This to me
-Again
-Lalala
Repetition of 'Lalala' likely signifies a vocalization of emotions, perhaps a sense of helplessness or inability to articulate feelings
Lalala
-Lalala
-Lalala
-Lalala
-Lalala
-Didn't know you would leave me
Reiteration of surprise at the departure and realization of communication through writing
Like an angel
-But I don't know how far you'd go
-Didn't know that you've been writing
-Life seems so simple
-Writing just to let me know
-You do this to me
Continued emotional impact expressed through repetition
This to me
-Again
-You do this to me
-This to me
-Again
-Like an angel
Reiterating the departure resembling that of an angel, with uncertainty about its extent
But I don't know how far you'd go
-Like an angel
-I'd don't know how far you'd go
-You do this to me
Repetitive impact of the actions taken, causing emotional distress
Do this to me
-Again
-I'd don't know how far you'd go
Continued uncertainty about the extent of departure
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