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Creeping up on the hours
That will interfere with my day tomorrow
I don't think I'll ever leave my bed
It's not as if the list compiled
Will be touched upon no work, no trial
I'm starting to feel all the days pass
When the men return
In a binge of self medication
Ghost of me drenches you with love
And that twist in my chemistry
Unwinds and comes undone
And return to that useless soul
That useless soul of silence
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
When I kiss you goodnight
It doesn't matter just how quiet
I'll read it all in the glaze of your eyes
You're not happy, haven't been
For weeks, months on end
And still you spend every waking moment with me
All the years that were pleasurable
Are now holding you prisoner
And everyday you wait for them to return
And words start scrambling
A place where man and oxygen
As I fail to say what you
What you, what you need to hear
Well, you deserve, you deserve someone better
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
Why you left seemed so
Guess it's hard to see, I guess it's hard to believe
That there was once so much room to breathe
I've been leaning on you for over three years
You're down on one leg slipping in a river of tears
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
Finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so
I finally understand
How could I have been so blind
I finally understand
How could I have been so blind
Yes, you deserve, you deserve someone better
That will interfere with my day tomorrow
I don't think I'll ever leave my bed
It's not as if the list compiled
Will be touched upon no work, no trial
I'm starting to feel all the days pass
When the men return
In a binge of self medication
Ghost of me drenches you with love
And that twist in my chemistry
Unwinds and comes undone
And return to that useless soul
That useless soul of silence
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
When I kiss you goodnight
It doesn't matter just how quiet
I'll read it all in the glaze of your eyes
You're not happy, haven't been
For weeks, months on end
And still you spend every waking moment with me
All the years that were pleasurable
Are now holding you prisoner
And everyday you wait for them to return
And words start scrambling
A place where man and oxygen
As I fail to say what you
What you, what you need to hear
Well, you deserve, you deserve someone better
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
Why you left seemed so
Guess it's hard to see, I guess it's hard to believe
That there was once so much room to breathe
I've been leaning on you for over three years
You're down on one leg slipping in a river of tears
I finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so obvious
Finally understand
Why, why you left seemed so
I finally understand
How could I have been so blind
I finally understand
How could I have been so blind
Yes, you deserve, you deserve someone better
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i love this song. to me it sounds as though it is a song about two people that are in a relationship and the guy is an addict. she has been wanting to leave for years but is afraid of what it might do to him. the lines "you deserve something better" tells it to me.
i don't think it has anything to do with the guy being an addict. i think he's more or less addicted to her. she feels like she's trapped in the relationship- caged in. and she leaves him and he finally understands why.