Long Night

Emotions Unraveled: The Loneliness After Love's Departure
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Lyrics

It doesn't really matter now you're gone

Expressing indifference or resignation after the person has left.

You never were around that much to speak of

Noticing the absence of the person, suggesting they were rarely present.

Didn't think that I could live without you, baby

Initially doubting the ability to live without the person.

It couldn't be that hard to live alone

Suggesting that living alone shouldn't be difficult in theory.


But I'm all, all alone again

Feeling the solitude and emptiness after the person's departure.

Thinking you will never say

Reflecting on the expectation that the person won't return.

That you'll be home again

Yearning for the person to come back home.


And it's gonna be a long night

Acknowledging the upcoming difficult and lonely night.

And it's gonna be cold without your arms

Anticipating the emotional coldness without the person's presence.

And I'm gonna get stage fright

Expecting anxiety or nervousness, possibly due to being alone.

Caught in the headlights

Feeling exposed or vulnerable, like being caught in a difficult situation.

It's gonna be a long night

Reiterating the prediction of a long and challenging night.

And I know I'm gonna lose this fight

Acknowledging the likelihood of losing a personal struggle or conflict.


Once upon a time we fill in love

Recalling a past time when love was strong.

And I thought that I would be the only one

Assuming that the singer would be the only love in the past relationship.


But now I'm on, on my own again

Feeling the solitude after the relationship has ended.

Thinking you will never show

Expecting the person not to return, reinforcing loneliness.

You won't be home again

Expressing a longing for the person to come back home.


And it's gonna be a long night

Repeating the anticipation of a difficult and long night.

And it's gonna be cold without your arms

Emphasizing the emotional coldness without the person's embrace.

And I'm gonna get stage fright

Expecting stage fright, possibly metaphorical for anxiety or fear.

Caught in the headlights

Feeling caught or trapped in a challenging situation.

It's gonna be a long night

Reiterating the prediction of a prolonged and challenging night.

And I know I'm gonna lose this fight

Anticipating the likelihood of losing the emotional battle.


Lost in your arms baby

Expressing being lost or immersed in the memories of the person.

Lost in your arms

Repeating the feeling of being lost in the memories or presence of the person.


Now I'm all on my own again

Reiterating the sense of solitude after the person's departure.

Thinking you will never show

Expecting the person not to return, reinforcing loneliness.

You won't be home again

Expressing a longing for the person to come back home.


And it's gonna be a long night

Repeating the anticipation of a difficult and long night.

And it's gonna be cold without your arms

Emphasizing the emotional coldness without the person's embrace.

And I'm gonna get stage fright

Expecting stage fright, possibly metaphorical for anxiety or fear.

Caught in the headlights

Feeling caught or trapped in a challenging situation.

It's gonna be a long night

Reiterating the prediction of a prolonged and challenging night.

And I know I'm gonna lose this fight

Anticipating the likelihood of losing the emotional battle.

I'm gonna get stage fright

Reiterating the expectation of experiencing stage fright or anxiety.

Caught in the headlights

Reinforcing the feeling of being caught or trapped in a difficult situation.


It's gonna be a long night

Repeating the anticipation of a difficult and long night.

And I know I'm gonna lose this fight

Anticipating the likelihood of losing the emotional battle.

I'm lost in your arms baby

Reiterating the sentiment of being lost in the memories or presence of the person.

Lost in your arms

Concluding with a poignant expression of being lost in the person's embrace or memories.

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