Lyrics
Anything we should know about your change?
Questioning if there's any information about the speaker's change.
Her eyes are waiting
Describing someone whose eyes are anticipating or expecting something.
This calls to panels sustained brown
Referring to sustained brown panels, possibly metaphorical or abstract.
Everyone's tiring
Expressing that everyone is becoming weary or fatigued.
September thudding quickens with a serious slope
Describing September with a sense of acceleration and seriousness.
We're in it together but no one pulls
Highlighting a collective experience where everyone is involved, but no one takes action.
As soon as the circus disappears
Discussing the disappearance of a circus, possibly representing a significant event or distraction.
Damaged goods, damaged goods
Labeling someone as damaged goods, suggesting a negative perception or judgment.
The saints only preach when the coast is clear
Implying that saints only preach when the situation is safe or trouble-free.
Damaged goods, damaged goods
Reiterating the notion of someone being perceived as damaged goods.
The lines in your palm shouldn't give you grief
Suggesting that the lines in one's palm, often associated with destiny, shouldn't cause distress.
Damaged goods, damaged goods
Repeating the idea of someone being considered damaged goods.
And quickly the bloom on the rose does leave
Describing the swift fading of the bloom on a rose, possibly symbolizing beauty or vitality.
Damaged goods, damaged goods
Restating the concept of someone being seen as damaged goods.
No matter what he thought she was
Asserting that the person is not defined by others' perceptions or expectations.
No matter what he thought she was before
Emphasizing that the person remains true to themselves regardless of others' opinions.
Professional, a working stiff
Describing the person as a professional or a working individual.
It's over now, damaged goods
Declaring that it's now over for the person labeled as damaged goods.
As soon as the circus disappears
Repeating the theme of the circus disappearing and the concept of damaged goods.
Damaged goods, damaged goods
Reiterating the idea that the person is considered damaged goods.
The saints only preach when the coast is clear
Restating the notion that saints only speak when conditions are favorable.
Damaged goods, damaged goods
Repeating the label of damaged goods.
The lines in your palm shouldn't give you grief
Reaffirming that the lines in one's palm shouldn't cause distress.
Damaged goods, damaged goods
Repeating the concept of someone being perceived as damaged goods.
And quickly the bloom on the rose does leave
Reiterating the image of the bloom on the rose fading quickly.
Damaged goods, damaged goods
Restating the idea of someone being seen as damaged goods.
No doubts, no doubts
Declaring certainty and decisiveness, suggesting acceptance of actions or consequences.
What's done is done
Affirming that certain actions are irreversible or completed.
No doubts, no doubts
Repeating the idea of no doubts and the finality of actions.
What's done is done
Affirming that what's done is done, emphasizing closure or resolution.
No doubts, no doubts
Repeating the notion of no doubts and the irrevocability of past actions.
What's done is done
Emphasizing the finality of completed actions and the acceptance of consequences.
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