Lyrics
I'm sitting alone by my window at home
I am sitting alone by my window at home.
see the sun shining bright but I can't get no light
I see the sun shining bright, but I feel a lack of light.
oh it hurts me so strong,
Feeling a strong emotional pain, it hurts deeply.
tell me why things went wrong
Asking why things went wrong, seeking an explanation.
tell me why must this be,
Questioning why this must be, expressing confusion and frustration.
why did this happen to me ooh ooh
Expressing sorrow and questioning the reason behind personal suffering.
I know that you're dead but I won't realize
Acknowledging the death of someone but struggling to fully comprehend or accept it.
I know you were fat, you were all oversized
Acknowledging the physical appearance of the deceased person.
You've been mean all the time, so I had to kill you
Explaining that the person being addressed was unkind, and metaphorically stating a drastic response.
after that I felt fine but now I'm missing you ah uh
Describing a mixed emotional state, having felt relief after a drastic action but now experiencing a sense of loss.
please tell me
Pleading for an explanation or understanding.
What else can I do -
Expressing a sense of helplessness, wondering what else can be done.
just waiting for you
Waiting for the return of the person, hoping for a positive outcome.
make my dreams all come true -
Expressing a desire for dreams to come true in the context of the person's return.
I'm waiting for you
Continuing to wait for the person, emphasizing patience.
I know that you're dead...
Repeating acknowledgment of the person's death.
Will she ever come back,
Pondering if the person will ever return.
six feet under she lies
Describing the person's burial, emphasizing distance (six feet under).
Can she dig herself out,
Raising a hypothetical question about the person's ability to return from the dead.
can she find her way home to me...
Expressing a longing for the person to find their way back home.
What else can I do... Shanananana - waiting for you
Repeating the theme of waiting for the person, with a playful element (Shanananana).
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