Lyrics
Stories I'd save, the news is the same
Expressing a preference for personal stories over repetitive news.
Fifteen minutes late for five minutes of fame
Highlighting a delay in achieving fleeting fame.
Strangers I love, and lovers I hate
Contrasting emotions towards strangers and lovers.
Me and not us, as friends go to waste
Emphasizing individuality over collective relationships.
Slippin' through my hand
Describing a missed opportunity slipping away.
I missed it again
Expressing regret for missing a chance or moment.
She was good with words
Complimenting someone's communication skills.
I was bad with names
Admitting difficulty in remembering people's names.
She stained my shirt
Referring to a romantic encounter that left a mark.
Yes, I'll wear the shame
Willingness to accept responsibility for a mistake.
Casual stares
Describing glances exchanged without deeper meaning.
Casual sighs
Expressing nonchalant reactions or responses.
She was sitting there
Recalling a moment with someone present.
Let's call it a night
Suggesting an end to the current situation or interaction.
You stare at the floor, you don't know what for
Observing someone's uncertainty or confusion.
Looking around, hearing a sound
Describing a search or exploration of the surroundings.
Looking for me, I was looking for you
Indicating a mutual search for each other.
They were looking at us, didn't know what to do
Noting others' confusion about the observed interaction.
Slippin' through my hand
Repeating the theme of missed opportunities.
I missed it again
Reiterating a sense of regret for missing out.
She was good with words
Praising someone's verbal skills again.
I was bad with names
Reiterating difficulty in remembering names.
She stained my shirt
Recalling a memorable event involving a stained shirt.
Yes I'll wear the shame
Acknowledging the acceptance of guilt or regret.
Casual stares
Repeating the theme of casual, non-committal glances.
Casual sighs
Emphasizing the casual nature of reactions or expressions.
She was sitting there
Revisiting the presence of someone in the narrative.
Let's call it a night
Suggesting the end or conclusion of the current situation.
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