Lose the Right
Poisoned Potions and Broken Ghosts: Unveiling the Depths of 'Lose the Right'
Lyrics
I always knew you put poison in your potion
The person always suspected that the other put harmful or negative elements in their mixtures or intentions.
I lost my will to reason so long ago
They've lost the ability to think logically or sensibly a while back.
You are as broken as the ghost that you believe in
The other person is as emotionally damaged as the spirit they believe in.
I seen him in you, you know
The singer sees similarities between the person and the ghost they believe in.
Listen to me when I tell you what you mean to me
An urging to listen to the singer’s perspective on the importance of the person.
Just to clear the air, the air around you is killing me
The negative atmosphere around the person is affecting the singer.
Oh, whatever's in between you and me and the vicinity
Whatever's affecting the relationship between the singer and the person is causing distress.
It isn't fair to me so leave and don't come back to me
It's unfair to the singer for the person to stay and they're asked to leave and not return.
Oh, you lose the right
Pointing out that the person has forfeited their right.
Oh, you lose the right
Reiteration of the loss of the person's right.
When your mind goes straight to hell, you lose the right
When the person's mental state deteriorates, they lose authority over others' actions.
To tell anybody what to do
They no longer have the privilege to dictate others' behavior.
Your fire licks the sky just to blind
The person's intensity blinds those who come close to them.
Whoever happens to come close enough to you
Anyone who approaches the person gets affected by their overpowering nature.
You lose the right
Reiteration of the loss of the person's right.
I always knew you put poison in your potion
Repetition of suspicion about harmful intentions in the person's actions.
You're broke like the ghost, the ghost, the ghost
Comparing the person's brokenness to the ghost they believe in.
The ghost that you believe in
Reiteration of the emotional similarity between the person and the ghost they believe in.
Oh oh, you lose the right
Restating the loss of the person's right.
Oh oh, you lose the right
Reiteration of the loss of authority or privilege.
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