Wrecking Ball
High Fashion Heartbreak: Unveiling the Emotional Wrecking Ball by The Jimmys
Lyrics
Time, it ain’t on your side, if you gonna be my girl you better make up your mind
Time is not in your favor; decide if you want to be in a relationship with me.
Loving you ain’t written in stone, I ain’t afraid of being alone
Love for you is not permanent; I'm not afraid of being alone.
Why why why Can’t you see what you’ve done
Expressing frustration about the other person's actions.
Girl you ain’t nothing but a high fashion wrecking ball
Describing the person as a destructive force with a glamorous facade.
You you you you have never known
Highlighting the lack of understanding or awareness on the other person's part.
Destruction that you leave gonna tear down our happy a little home
The consequences of the person's actions will damage their shared home.
Thinking that you covered your tracks, baby better watch your back
Suggesting the person's attempts to hide their actions will fail, and they should be cautious.
Please please please don’t you tell no more lies
Requesting honesty and discouraging the other person from lying.
Girl you ain’t nothing but a high fashion wrecking ball
Reiterating the destructive nature of the person, emphasizing the glamorous but harmful impact.
Acting like a movie star that don’t give a damn at all
Criticizing the person for behaving like a self-centered movie star.
They say that art can imitate life, this time they got it right
Acknowledging that sometimes art reflects real life, and in this case, it accurately portrays the situation.
Hollywood ain’t never seen a movie like this before
Describing the uniqueness of the situation, suggesting it's unprecedented in Hollywood.
Time, it ain’t your friend, if you gonna make this work you better make this shit end
Time is not a friend in the context of making the relationship work; it's better to end it.
You, you, you you have never known
Reiterating the lack of understanding or awareness on the other person's part.
Destruction that you leave going to tear down our happy little home
Emphasizing the destructive impact of the person's actions on their shared home.
Thinking that covered your tracks
Indicating the person's failed attempt to hide their actions.
Baby better watch your back
Reiterating the need for caution, suggesting potential consequences for the person.
Loving you ain’t written in stone
Love is not a permanent commitment, and the speaker is not afraid of being alone.
I ain’t afraid of being alone
Reiterating the speaker's lack of fear regarding solitude.
They say that art can imitate life
Repeating the idea that art can imitate life, reinforcing the accuracy of the portrayal.
This time they got it write
Emphasizing the correctness of the portrayal of life in this instance.
Hollywood ain’t never seen a movie like this before, like this before ya ya
Highlighting the unprecedented nature of the situation in Hollywood.
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