She's Gone
Lost in Love's Undoing
Lyrics
He's getting much closer to forty every day
Reflecting on aging, feeling the approach of forty with each passing day.
And he can't tell his mother what he's done
Unable to confess to his mother about his actions.
He thinks he's the only one that feels this way
Believing he is the only one experiencing such emotions.
And he's like why has it begun
Questioning why these feelings or events have started.
He says Tracy please don't leave me
Pleading with Tracy not to leave, expressing desperation.
Don't you really need me
Expressing a need for Tracy's presence and support.
I swear it didn't mean a thing
Denying any intentional harm or wrongdoing.
Tries to make it better
Attempting to improve the situation.
Cries till he gets wetter
Expressing emotional distress through tears.
And promises a diamond ring
Promising a valuable gift (diamond ring) as an attempt to reconcile.
But now she's gone
Confirmation that Tracy has departed.
He's wandering the streets quite aimlessly
Wandering aimlessly in emotional turmoil.
And he doesn't know where he'll end up
Uncertain about the destination of his emotional journey.
He's hearing in his mind threes company
Referencing the TV show "Three's Company," possibly feeling like a third wheel or alone.
But two is never quite enough
Expressing dissatisfaction with being alone; two is insufficient.
He says Tracy please don't leave me
Repeating the plea for Tracy not to leave, emphasizing neediness.
Don't you really need me
Reiterating the desire for Tracy's emotional support.
I swear it didn't mean a thing
Insisting that the previous actions had no malicious intent.
Tries to make it better
Continuing efforts to mend the situation.
Cries till he gets wetter
Expressing deep emotional distress through tears.
And promises a diamond ring
Repeating the promise of a valuable gift in an attempt to reconcile.
But now she's gone
Confirmation that Tracy is now definitively gone.
He says Tracy please don't leave me
Repetition of the desperate plea for Tracy not to leave.
Don't you really need me
Reiterating the perceived necessity of Tracy's presence.
I swear it didn't mean a thing
Reaffirming the lack of ill intentions in past actions.
Tries to make it better
Persisting in efforts to improve the situation.
Cries till he gets wetter
Continuing to express emotional distress through tears.
And promises a diamond ring
Repeating the promise of a valuable gift, hoping to reconcile.
But now she's gone
Reiteration of Tracy's departure.
She's gone
Confirmation that she is truly gone.
Now she's gone
Repeating the finality of Tracy's departure.
She's gone
Emphasizing the irrevocable loss of Tracy.
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