I Think I Miss You
Yearning on 4th and Stonewall: Rediscovering Love's Mistakes
Lyrics
Standing on the corner of 4th and Stonewall
Reflecting on a specific location, 4th and Stonewall, possibly associated with memories.
A block away from where we wasted it all
Reminiscing about a location where significant events occurred and were ultimately wasted.
I can’t stop thinking bout when the end started
Contemplating the beginning of the end and unable to stop thinking about it.
I keep finding myself walking past your old apartment
Frequently passing by the ex-partner's old residence, suggesting a lingering attachment.
And I know that you need your space
Acknowledging the ex-partner's need for space in the aftermath of the relationship.
How much of the city are you gonna take?
Pondering the ex-partner's presence in the city and how much influence it still has.
Been thinking that it’s a mistake
Considering the possibility that moving on might be a mistake.
Do I speak my mind, or I do have to wait?
Expressing uncertainty about whether to express feelings or wait for a better moment.
Do I speak my mind, or do I have to wait?
-Do I speak my mind, or do I have to wait?
-Oh, oh oh oh oh oh oh, I think I miss you
Admitting a realization of missing the ex-partner.
Oh, oh oh oh oh oh oh, do you wanna start again?
Possibly proposing the idea of restarting the relationship.
Oh, oh oh oh oh oh oh, maybe I hate you
Expressing conflicting emotions, including a potential dislike for the ex-partner.
Oh, oh oh oh oh oh oh
Repeating the chorus without specific lyrics, emphasizing emotions.
Know I shouldn’t tell you how I feel
Acknowledging the difficulty of suppressing emotions and not revealing true feelings.
Looking out my window wondering where do we go from here?
Contemplating the future and the uncertainty of the path forward.
I thought I saw you waiting on my street
Imagining seeing the ex-partner on the street, indicating a yearning for their presence.
But I was always waiting while you were off chasing your dreams
Recognizing a past pattern where one waited while the other pursued dreams.
And you know that I need my space
Expressing the need for personal space, mirroring the ex-partner's earlier sentiment.
If you keep to yours, maybe I’ll embrace
Suggesting a potential reconciliation if both parties respect each other's space.
The feeling that it’s a mistake
Reiterating the fear that considering reconciliation might be a mistake.
Do I speak my mind, or do I walk away?
Debating whether to express feelings or walk away from the situation.
Do I speak my mind, or do I walk away?
-Don’t wanna speak my mind, don’t wanna walk away
-Oh, oh oh oh oh oh oh, I still miss you
Reiterating the enduring feeling of missing the ex-partner.
Oh, oh oh oh oh oh oh, but I don’t wanna start again
Expressing a reluctance to initiate a new beginning in the relationship.
Oh, oh oh oh oh oh oh, maybe I hate you
Repeating conflicting emotions, including the possibility of hating the ex-partner.
Oh, oh oh oh oh oh oh
Repeating the chorus without specific lyrics, emphasizing emotions.
I still miss you
Affirming the continued presence of feelings of missing the ex-partner.
But I don’t wanna start again
Maintaining a desire to avoid restarting the relationship despite lingering feelings.
Maybe I hate you
Repeating conflicting emotions, combining hatred with persistent longing.
But I still miss you
Concluding with a poignant acknowledgment of simultaneous emotions—hatred and longing.
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