I'm too worried 'bout what you're doing
Are you worried 'bout what I'm doing, too?
What ya doin' to me
Why can't you see?
I'm too worried 'bout what you're doing
Are you worried 'bout what I'm doing, too?
What ya doing to me?
Wanna be free

And who could blame you?
I've made it so complicated
If I just drain you
'Til working it out
It's over rated
But why are we so blind to see
That truth and love
They could overcome?
Come, come, come, come

I'm too worried 'bout what you're doing
You're not worried 'bout what I'm doing, too
What you're doing to me?
Wanna be free
I'm too worried 'bout what you're doin' doin'
No, you're not worried 'bout what I'm doing, too
What you're doing to me, yeah
Why can't you see?

That I can't change you
Nor was that my intention
Please explain
Your earnest words
Are just shucking and jiving
You like to see your thumb on me
Just checking in
Make it begin again
'Gain 'gain 'gain and gain 'gain 'gain and again
'Gain 'gain 'gain and gain 'gain 'gain and again

And for the last four years of my life
I've thought about you
Pretty much every fifteen seconds
Last four years of my life
I've thought about you
Pretty much every fifteen seconds
Last four years of my life I've thought about you
What are you thinkin', what you reckon?
Last four years of my life
I've thought about you
Pretty much every fifteen seconds
Last four years of my life
Last four years of my life
The last four years of my life
Pretty much every fifteen seconds

Oh my heart, my heart's gonna break again
Oh my god, my god won't forsake again
Oh mercy, I want to be taken in
Oh mercy
And, oh my heart, my heart's gonna break again
Oh my god, my god won't forsake again
Oh mercy, I want to be taken in
Oh

I'm too worried 'bout what you're doing
You're not worried about what I'm doing, too
What you're doing to me?
Honey, why can't you see?
I'll stop worrying 'bout what you're doin', doin'
'Cause you're not worried bout what I'm doing, too
And then you will see
What it was like to be me, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

Oh my heart, my heart's gonna break again
Oh my god, my god won't forsake again
Oh mercy, I want to be taken in
Oh mercy
And, oh my heart, my heart's gonna break again
Oh my god, my god won't forsake again
Oh mercy, I want to be taken in
Taken in


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    She's singing about her insecurities in the relationship.

    Basically, she wants her significant other to tell her that they care for her too, as much as she does them. It seems like the S.O. doesn't care about her enough, is someone who has a different personality, is busy or tied down to something, is preoccupied with someone else (the possibilities are endless). It seems as if there's a major lack of communication between them and she's very unhappy.

    So she is guilt-tripping/issuing a warning or threatening the S.O. with the lines:

    "Honey why can't you see I'll stop worrying about what you're doin' doin' Cause you're not worried bout what I'm doing too And then you will see What it was like to be me -e -e"

    SirenaSardineson November 14, 2010   Link

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