Lyrics
Yeah, ready
Expression of readiness or acknowledgment
I know you well, you are a part of me
Acknowledgment of a deep connection with someone
I know you better than I know myself
Claiming a profound understanding of the other person
I know you best, better than anyone
Asserting a superior knowledge of the other person compared to anyone else
I know you better than I know myself
Reiterating a deep understanding of the self in relation to the other person
You are a part of me
Affirming the inseparable connection with the other person
You are just a part of me
Emphasizing the integral nature of the other person in the speaker's identity
You are just a part of me
-You are just a part of me
-You are just a part of me
-Give it up
Command to surrender or give in
You don't speak
Pointing out the other person's silence
You don't judge
Highlighting the non-judgmental nature of the other person
You can't leave, you
Emphasizing the inability of the other person to leave
Can't hurt me
Stating the incapacity of the other person to inflict harm
Just here for
Describing the other person as being present for the speaker's use
Me to use
-I know you well, you are a part of me
Repetition of the deep connection and understanding between the speaker and the other person
I know you better than I know myself
-I know you best, better than anyone
-I know you better than I know myself
-I know you well, better than one might think
-I know you better than I know myself
-I know you well, you are a part of me
Reiteration of the inseparable bond and claiming superior knowledge of the other person
I know you best, better than anyone
-I know you well, you are a part of me
-I know you best, better than one might think
-It's time for you, to make a sacrifice
Calling for a sacrifice and acceptance of a need to undergo a change or transformation
It's time to die a little, give it up
-I know you best, better than any one
Reasserting the speaker's superior knowledge of the other person
I know you better than I know myself
-A part of me
Confirmation of the other person being an integral part of the speaker's identity
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