Who Knew
Love's Illusion: Torrivicks' Emotional Odyssey in 'Who Knew'
Lyrics
Right at this bar, You danced with me
Recalling a moment at a bar where the speaker danced with someone.
Red haired boy with deep blue eyes
Describing the person with red hair and deep blue eyes.
With words of passion they burn so bright
Highlighting the passionate words spoken by the person.
Alone in this room, you held me close
Reflecting on a moment of intimacy in a room where the person held the speaker close.
Stroked my hair and kissed my eyes
Describing further affectionate actions of stroking hair and kissing eyes.
Said you had 'no expectations of tonight'
Quoting the person's statement about having no expectations for the night.
But I know we're halfway across this bridge
Expressing a realization that they are halfway into a commitment and can't turn back.
I'm running faster my feet are hurting
-It's too late to turn back now isn't it
-We can't turn back now
-I see you in my bed
Imagining the person in bed, feeling the emotional impact and pain.
And you're getting into my head
-Oh what's it worth
-Cos baby it's starting to hurt
-It's so easy for you
Addressing the ease with which the person claims they won't be the same, acknowledging personal foolishness.
To say you'll never be the same
-Oh I'm such a damn fool
-For thinking we want the same
-Feelings, happiness and truth
Expressing dissatisfaction with the lack of feelings, happiness, and truth in the relationship.
That's something I never got from you
-The mirror man is turning blue
-He can't contain picture perfect you
-Can't explain the sugar rush
-Sweet nothings and your every touch
-It's been eight months, must have been real
-Oh did you hide the way you feel
-But I know we're halfway across this bridge
Reiterating the realization of being halfway across a commitment and the inability to turn back.
I'm running faster my feet are hurting
-It's too late to turn back now isn't it
-We can't turn back now
-I see you in my bed
Revisiting the emotional impact and pain of the relationship.
And you're getting into my head
-Oh what's it worth
-Cos baby it's starting to hurt
-It's so easy for you
Highlighting the person's ease in claiming they won't be the same and acknowledging personal foolishness.
To say you'll never be the same
-Oh I'm such a damn fool
-For thinking we'd be endgame
-How long are we keeping this up for
Questioning the duration of the relationship, expressing a desire for more, and acknowledging emotional pain.
Because I'm starting to want more
-Don't wanna be led on don't wanna cry no more
-Every kiss from you oh, it burns
-Every day, every moment it hurts
-I'm so tired of your games
Conveying exhaustion with the emotional games played in the relationship.
I see you in my bed
Summarizing the impact of the relationship, the growing silence, and acknowledging personal foolishness for thinking it could be love.
And you're getting into my head
-Oh what's it worth
-This silence is getting louder
-It's so easy for you
-To say that this is all true
-Oh I'm such a damn fool
-For thinking this could be love
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