Lyrics
That's the two we are you and me.
Emphasizes the connection between two individuals, likely the singer and someone else.
I can't make you talk, I'll make you see
Expresses the inability to compel communication but aims to make the other person understand.
Us and them just can't agree.
Highlights a fundamental disagreement between 'us and them,' possibly referring to differing perspectives or factions.
We can't write the songs we want
Conveys frustration at the inability to create desired music.
To make it up to eachother
Suggests an attempt at reconciliation or compensation between the parties.
So we'll just take it out on our brothers.
Suggests displacing frustrations onto others, potentially family or close relations.
I'll see you 'round the world.
Expresses an expectation or intent to encounter the other person in various places around the world.
See you 'round the world.
Reiteration of the anticipation of meeting across different locations.
Make your mother proud, yeah.
Encouragement to make one's mother proud, possibly implying a moral obligation.
Never a blemish on your face
Complimenting someone's flawless appearance.
Skinniest guy I could never replace.
Expresses the uniqueness and irreplaceability of someone.
We'll drag another round, yeah.
Implies indulgence in another round of something, potentially drinks or activities.
And create another problem
Suggests the creation of new issues or conflicts.
And spill it out on our favourite album.
Indicates the expression or manifestation of these problems in their favorite album, possibly through songwriting.
Is it be cool if I grab a little of your time?
Asking for permission to take a bit of someone's time.
I feel my heart over crowded
Expresses feeling emotionally overwhelmed or crowded.
Steal everything you say and make it mine.
Implies the act of borrowing or imitating someone's words or ideas.
If my head would allow it
Expresses a desire to act if one's mind permitted it.
Never trust anybody with a clear face.
Advises against trusting people who seem too perfect or flawless.
Shouldn't have to shout it
Asserts that certain truths don't require explicit stating.
Your the enemy I know I'd never replace.
Acknowledges an identified adversary, recognizing they hold a unique position.
See you 'round the world.
Reiteration of the expectation of encountering the person around the world.
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