Champ
Navigating Love's Depths: Unveiling Emotional Turmoil in 'Champ'
Lyrics
Your words cut me deeper each time.
Your words have a profound and hurtful impact on me with each instance.
You can't see me but to you I'm blind.
You are unable to perceive or understand my feelings, rendering me invisible or insignificant to you.
Your words cut me deeper each time.
Similar to line 1, emphasizing the emotional pain caused by the words spoken.
You can't see me.
Reiteration of the idea that you cannot see or acknowledge my presence and emotions.
He said I don't want to hear excuses.
Someone (perhaps the speaker) is expressing a refusal to accept excuses.
I said that I just don't feel the same way you do.
The speaker conveys a lack of reciprocation in romantic feelings, explaining that they don't share the same emotions as the other person.
It seems like every day it's the same thing with me
Every day appears to be repetitive and challenging in the relationship between the speaker and the other person.
And you. It's true.
The speaker acknowledges a shared truth that the repetitive challenges exist between them and the other person.
Your words cut me deeper each time.
Reiteration of the emotional impact of hurtful words, emphasizing their increasing depth with each occurrence.
You can't see me but to you I'm blind.
Restatement of the idea that the speaker feels unnoticed or ignored by the other person.
Your words cut me deeper each time.
Similar to line 9, underlining the escalating emotional pain caused by words.
You can't see me.
Reiteration that the speaker feels invisible or disregarded by the other person.
Each day I see we're getting nowhere.
The speaker reflects on the lack of progress or improvement in their relationship.
Some days it seems I'm trying harder than you.
The speaker feels that they invest more effort into the relationship than the other person.
You put my head underwater. And hold it down.
Metaphorically, the other person is causing distress by submerging the speaker's head underwater, possibly representing emotional suffocation.
And when it all comes down I don't want to be around.
Expresses a desire to distance oneself when the emotional turmoil becomes overwhelming.
Cause I know it's my fault. You pinned it on me.
Acknowledgment of responsibility for the relationship issues, feeling blamed by the other person.
Why does everything you get off your chest
A question addressing why the burdens or confessions of the other person end up affecting the speaker negatively.
End up on my back?
Continuation of the sentiment expressed in line 18, questioning the disproportionate impact of the other person's issues on the speaker.
Your words cut me deeper each time.
Reiteration of the emotional impact of hurtful words, emphasizing their increasing depth with each occurrence.
You can't see me but to you I'm blind.
Restatement of the idea that the speaker feels unnoticed or ignored by the other person.
Your words cut me deeper each time.
Similar to line 20, underlining the escalating emotional pain caused by words.
You can't see me.
Reiteration that the speaker feels invisible or disregarded by the other person.
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