Where am I
Sleeping at the console
I dreamt something
That I don't remember

Checking in
Just like any other
Signing off
Signing out forever

Your second hand
That's the reason why you're easy to drive
(the reason why)

You understand
That's the reason why you're easy to hide

My heart says yes
But I was sedated
Signing off
Checking in together

Your second hand
That's the reason why you're easy to drive
(the reason why)

You understand
That's the reason why you're easy to hide
(the reason why)

You joined a band
That's the reason why you're easy to try
(the reason why)

You understand
That's the reason why you're easy to hide


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The Reason Why Lyrics as written by Daniel Hunt

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    My Interpretation

    Could be wrong, but for me, the words are right there and I relate.

    I'm so infatuated and obsessed over the person I can't have that I fall asleep at my console, my laptop, my phone, exhausting myself to see them whilst researching on how to win them or just day dreaming of them. I don't remember my actual dreams I'm so exhausted.

    I'm checking in my social media, just like any other, no big deal. It's not about them, right?

    Signing off, signing out forever? Me deleting and attempting to stay off forever, just to get them off my mind and over it.

    Your second hand, that's the reason why you're easy to drive. My second hand is my weak side, I easily drive myself crazy.

    You understand, that's the reason why you're easy to hide I understand I can easily hide my feelings if I must

    My heart says yes, but I was sedated I'm more in love with this guy because he's like drugs to me, I'll say yes to anything he needs.

    Signing off, checking in together. Singing off, hiding again, and there were times where he's actually met me or reached out after being away, checking in together. He'll still check up with me. Maybe I'm hoping this time, he will.

    You joined a band, that's the reason why you're easy to try Here I am, obsessing over lyrics, writing my own, joining the sad poets because I'm so emotionally vulnerable.

    000/on May 10, 2018   Link

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