Shame on You
Heartbreak in Harmony: Unraveling the Deception of 'Shame on You'
Lyrics
Try to find my mind but it’s a bit shook
Expressing difficulty in maintaining mental clarity or composure.
It ran away from me with the pills I took
Suggesting a loss of control due to the influence of pills.
Try to see through my eyes but it’s kinda fuzzy
Struggling to perceive things clearly, possibly due to altered perception.
I can’t tell if it’s my heart, but it’s kinda funny
Uncertainty about the source of emotional feelings, with a touch of irony.
How the drugs I take hide you from me
Highlighting how drugs can obscure or distort one's perception of reality.
You broke my heart when you said that
Addressing a moment of heartbreak caused by a hurtful statement.
You never loved me anyway
Acknowledging a lack of love from the mentioned person.
After all this time I was with you
Reflecting on a significant duration spent with someone, now perceived as false.
The whole damn time it was fake
Realizing that the entire relationship was built on deception.
Fool me once shame on you
Referring to being deceived once and attributing shame to the other person.
Fool me twice, I can’t get fooled again
Emphasizing the reluctance to be fooled again, learning from past mistakes.
Don’t look now but your girl is cheatin’
Accusing someone of infidelity, particularly in a personal space.
Not to mention it’s in your own bed
Highlighting the betrayal of a partner, intensifying the emotional impact.
But don’t you think it's kinda funny
Expressing irony or disbelief about the situation.
How the drugs I take hide you from me
Reiterating the theme of drugs creating a barrier between the speaker and reality.
You broke my heart when you said that
Recalling a heartbreak caused by the denial of love.
You never loved me anyway
Revealing the insincerity of love throughout the relationship.
The whole damn time it was fake
Reiterating the realization that the entire relationship was based on falsehood.
Fool me once shame on you
Repeating the idea of feeling ashamed after being deceived once.
Fool me twice, I can’t get fooled again
Emphasizing the determination not to be deceived again.
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