Love On Pause
Love On Pause: Displaced Hearts and Disgraced Commitments
Lyrics
My last ride or die
Expressing a deep connection with someone who was a reliable partner in the past.
Life ain't a charity
Life is not a free gift; it requires effort and reciprocity.
Just know that I wish
An acknowledgment that the speaker has positive feelings towards the other person.
That you needed me
Expressing a desire to be needed and valued in the relationship.
I'm only there
Indicating a limited presence, suggesting a conditional or occasional involvement.
To pass the time
Implies that the speaker's role is to fill time, suggesting a lack of genuine connection.
When they are not
Highlighting the absence of the speaker when others are present.
And you're mine
Asserting a possessive claim over the other person.
You'll never know the hurt you cause
Pointing out the unawareness of the pain caused by the other person.
There's no such thing as love on pause
Rejecting the concept of love being put on hold; suggesting it doesn't exist.
My heart still beats, I live displaced
Expressing emotional turmoil and a sense of displacement after a significant event.
Our last commitment remains disgraced
Referring to a past commitment that ended in disgrace or shame.
You spent my grace and stole my style
Accusing the other person of using up the speaker's goodwill and imitating their style.
Your pretty face is now on trial
Suggesting a legal metaphor, indicating a judgment or evaluation of the other person.
We lived as three and now as none
Describing a transition from a trio to solitude, possibly referencing a breakup.
You weren't real but you were fun
Acknowledging that the other person wasn't genuine but brought enjoyment.
I count on tomorrow
Expressing reliance on the future, anticipating better days ahead.
Over and over again
Emphasizing the repetitive nature of hoping for a better tomorrow.
By now all the sorrow
Suggesting that sorrow has become a constant presence in the speaker's thoughts.
Is pounding around in my head
Describing the emotional impact of sorrow echoing in the speaker's mind.
It should not have
Reflecting on the regret or disappointment about the way the relationship ended.
Ended like it did but
Expressing a sentiment that the ending was not the desired or intended outcome.
"Closure" is just a
Questioning the value or significance of the concept of closure in the aftermath.
Word that means nothing
Asserting that "closure" is an empty term, lacking real meaning or impact.
You'll never know the hurt you cause
Reiterating the obliviousness of the other person to the pain they caused.
There's no such thing as love on pause
Repeating the rejection of the idea that love can be put on hold.
My heart still beats, I live displaced
Echoing the emotional turmoil and displacement experienced by the speaker.
Our last commitment remains disgraced
Reiterating the disgraceful nature of the past commitment.
You spent my grace and stole my style
Repeating the accusation of the other person depleting the speaker's grace and copying their style.
Your pretty face is now on trial
Reinforcing a legal metaphor, stating that the other person's attractiveness is now under scrutiny.
We lived as three and now as none
Reiterating the transformation from a group to solitude, emphasizing the departure of the other person.
You weren't real but you were fun
Affirming that, although not authentic, the other person provided enjoyable experiences.
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