Out the Door
Escape the Echo: Unveiling Hidden Desires in 'Out the Door'
Lyrics
Shot by bedroom eyes
Feeling captivated by intense, alluring eyes in a bedroom setting.
And that screaming silence frozen fire hypnotize
Experiencing a tense and silent moment, marked by a paradoxical combination of frozen fire and hypnotic fascination.
And I can't disguise the words that I steal from your lips
Unable to hide or mask the stolen words taken directly from the other person's lips.
A ransom for your body, bind your fingertips
Describing a desire so strong that it feels like a ransom for the other person's body, with a focus on the fingertips.
Then just so be it
Acceptance of the intense emotions and consequences, expressing a "so be it" attitude.
And I walk out the door
Deciding to leave abruptly.
I walk right out the door
Emphasizing the act of walking out the door.
And next to you
Being physically close to the other person.
And I never asked for more
Expressing contentment with the current situation, without asking for more.
I get my fix if I get close to you
Seeking satisfaction and fulfillment by being close to the other person.
With just a dose of you
Desiring a small amount or experience of the other person.
We're both right
Both individuals involved are correct or justified in their actions.
We feast on poisoned apples and I'm just in time
Indulging in potentially harmful or toxic experiences, arriving just in time.
But I'm petrified
Feeling paralyzed or terrified by the situation.
Oh I take my time and you're the clock
Taking one's time, with the other person acting as a constant reminder.
And that second hand you place on me
Comparing the passage of time to a clock, with the other person's influence as the second hand.
My heart could stop
Highlighting the potential impact on the speaker's heart, suggesting a risk of stopping.
And it's tick tock tick tock
Emphasizing the ticking sound of the clock, signifying the urgency of the situation.
And I walk out the door
Repeating the decision to walk out the door.
I walk right out the door
Reiterating the act of leaving.
And next to you
Being next to the other person due to a perceived need.
Cause I needed to
Clarifying the motivation for being close to the other person.
And I never asked for more
Expressing contentment without seeking additional fulfillment.
I get my fix if I get close to you
Desiring satisfaction by being in close proximity to the other person.
With just a dose of you
Desiring a small dose or experience of the other person.
Every single day I remember you would take away
Reflecting on the memories of the other person taking away something significant every day.
Even if it's wrong
Acknowledging that the actions or feelings may be considered wrong.
And I walk out the door
Repeating the decision to walk out the door.
And I walk out the door
Reiterating the act of leaving.
I walk right out the door
Emphasizing the act of walking out the door.
And next to you
Being next to the other person due to a perceived need.
Cause I needed to
Clarifying the motivation for being close to the other person.
I never asked for more
Expressing contentment without seeking additional fulfillment.
I get my fix if I get close to you
Desiring satisfaction by being in close proximity to the other person.
With just a dose of you
Desiring a small dose or experience of the other person.
Every single day I remember you would take away
Reflecting on the memories of the other person taking away something significant every day.
Even if it's wrong
Acknowledging that the actions or feelings may be considered wrong.
And I walk out the door
Repeating the decision to walk out the door.
I walk out the door
Reiterating the act of leaving.
And I walk out the door
Repeating the decision to walk out the door.
And I walk out the door
Reiterating the act of leaving.
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