Problematic
Navigating Love's Maze: The Keymakers' Struggle with Desire
Lyrics
Let's do it the way that we used to
Expressing a desire to return to a past way of doing things.
One more time
Requesting one more opportunity or instance.
You been helpin yourself
Acknowledging self-indulgence or self-centered behavior.
I can't find no one else
Unable to find another person like the one addressed.
Right back where I started
Feeling a sense of returning to the initial point or situation.
Wondering if I can live through another night with you
Contemplating the difficulty of enduring another night with the addressed person.
Thinking bout the things we did
Reflecting on past shared experiences and memories.
I can't leave you alone
Expressing an inability to distance oneself from the addressed person.
I never understand what I do this for
Confusion or lack of understanding regarding personal actions and choices.
Wish that I could drop the habit
Desire to break free from a repetitive or addictive behavior.
Cause needing you is problematic
Acknowledging that relying on the addressed person is causing difficulties.
But you pick up the phone
Despite challenges, the addressed person is still reachable.
And now you got me waitin right outside your door
Waiting outside the door for the addressed person to respond.
The truth is I just got to have it
Admitting a strong need or craving for the addressed person.
And loving you is problematic, problematic
Stating that loving the addressed person is causing problems.
No one knows you like I know you
Claiming an intimate knowledge of the addressed person.
Got the love that, I got for you
Having a deep and genuine love for the addressed person.
I can't help that I adore you
Expressing adoration for the addressed person, growing with each passing moment.
I adore you more and more every time
Continued increase in admiration and love for the addressed person.
No one needs you like I need you
Asserting a unique and irreplaceable need for the addressed person.
And I just can't get enough
Expressing an insatiable longing for the addressed person.
I just get enough
Reiterating the inability to have enough of the addressed person.
I just get enough
Continued emphasis on the insufficiency of one's connection with the addressed person.
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