Saddest Girl Story
Breaking the Cycle of Heartache: The Saddest Girl's Journey
Lyrics
So it's safe to say that we've been here before;
Reflecting on past experiences, suggesting familiarity with heartbreak.
Heart torn out, down for the count and still come back for more.
Despite previous heartbreak, there's a tendency to endure it again.
This lesson is learned too well.
Expressing a well-learned lesson about the pain of love.
Though, only unlearned by the time your wounds have healed.
Knowledge of the lesson is gained only after healing from the wounds.
Have you had enough?
Questioning whether the person has had enough of the relationship.
I guess not because your lips are stuck to his.
Observing the person still involved despite the evident problems.
It's Time to say enough is enough, you would be so better off.
Suggesting it's time to acknowledge that continuing is detrimental.
You love him but tough because it's not coming back from him.
Despite love, realizing it's impossible to recover what's lost.
You can't win.
Emphasizing the impossibility of winning in this situation.
Stop expecting change, he's just a lost cause that you're waiting on.
Advising to stop hoping for change as the person is a lost cause.
Take a look around, you could have anyone.
Encouraging the person to consider other potential partners.
So leave undeserving him.
Advocating for leaving a partner who doesn't deserve the love.
It only hurts at first.
Assuring that the pain of separation is temporary.
But then you will find someone to give you everything you want.
Belief in finding someone else who can fulfill all desires.
Try not to go running back to him.
Warning against returning to the unworthy partner.
So it goes unsaid that we've been here before.
Reiterating the familiarity of going through similar experiences.
Lonely nights and endless fights and sleeping on the floor.
Describing the hardships of the relationship: loneliness and fights.
And he's sorry, so the story goes.
Acknowledging apologies, but noting the repetitiveness of the story.
It's read and replayed and ends the same way
Highlighting the cyclical nature of the relationship's ending.
Stop expecting change, he's just a lost cause that you're waiting on.
Reiterating the futility of expecting positive change in the partner.
Take a look around, you could have anyone.
Encouraging the person to explore other potential relationships.
So leave undeserving him.
Reiterating the advice to leave the undeserving partner.
Stop expecting change, he's just a lost cause that you're waiting on.
Emphasizing the hopelessness of expecting change in the partner.
Take a look around, you could have anyone.
Repeating the suggestion to consider other potential partners.
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