Crossout
Crossing Hearts: Embracing Pain and Redemption
Lyrics
Drop drop
Expression of something falling or ending abruptly
On my heart, stop
Desire for emotional pain to cease
Can I ever walk away
Contemplation of leaving a situation or relationship
My heart takes so long to heal
Acknowledgment of a slow healing process for emotional wounds
I can't ever walk away
Emphasizing the difficulty of leaving
How I ever crossed over
Reflection on the process of crossing over, possibly into a new phase of life
Drop drop
Repetition of the idea of something dropping or ending
On my heart, stop
Reiteration of the desire for emotional pain to stop
Drop drop
Continuation of the dropping theme
Can I just crossout my heart and go on
Expression of a desire to erase emotional involvement and move forward
Ice on my chest like I'm born lies cold
Comparison of emotional burden to cold lies, possibly deceit
Can I just crossout my heart and go on
Reiteration of the desire to erase emotional involvement
Ice on my chest like I'm born lies cold
Reiteration of the emotional coldness and lies
Stop and look outside, you will find the light
Encouragement to look for positivity and light outside
Baby do not cry, I'm always by your side
Assurance that emotional support is always available
Who knows when ill find somebody i don't know
Uncertainty about finding someone new
I'm just hunting for all Iv ever known
Searching for familiarity or past experiences
I don't know but my hearts so lonely
Expressing loneliness and confusion in the heart
Baby, maybe I know
Acknowledgment of knowing something about the situation
Lately, lately I'm gone
Acknowledgment of recent absence or emotional distance
Wake up when we want too
Flexibility in waking up at one's convenience
Make love when we want too
Freedom in choosing when to express love
Crossout all my pain
Suggesting a desire to eliminate emotional pain
Drop drop
Repetition of the theme of something dropping or ending
On my heart, stop
Reiteration of the desire for emotional pain to stop
Oh, are you waiting for everything
Question about waiting for resolution or closure
Every that hurts ah
Reference to enduring pain or difficulties
Can I just crossout my heart and go on
Reiteration of the desire to erase emotional involvement
Ice on my chest like I'm born lies cold
Comparison of emotional burden to cold lies, possibly deceit
Can I just crossout my heart and go on
Reiteration of the desire to erase emotional involvement
Ice on my chest like I'm born lies cold
Reiteration of the emotional coldness and lies
Drop drop
Repetition of the theme of something dropping or ending
On my heart, stop
Reiteration of the desire for emotional pain to stop
Drop drop
Continuation of the dropping theme
On my heart, stop
Reiteration of the desire for emotional pain to stop
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