This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
("If you think your marriage is so great,
why the fuck are you turning to other people's wives for comfort?"
"Can, can I tell you what, what was going on here?"
"Yeah, please do")
Did he really get to take you home?
I'm surprised that you chose him
Surprised that I'm not in a halfway home
I'm not surprised I never saw you alone
When they brought me home
So who does this separation work for?
So which one of us will wage war? War
It's not about the feelings that we shared before
no 'cause your words don't calm anymore
Gah, no more, what did you want me for?
How do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too long
And did you really think I'd take it,
When information fabricated
Look I give you credit for pathetically
thinking that you could hurt this
Up, watch this, she turns on my face
A sage little house invading your space
Helpless, you know that I'm away
My truck sitting in a hotel crazy
I'm fine on the phone
Freaking like it's telling me there's something wrong,
Or right you don't I need to know
How do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too long
How do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too
Yeah you waited too long
This is urgent
Call 'em emergencies
I don't know how to stop 'em
My cap gun and the pistol
You fill your clip with lies
Then load each one and fire right over my head
I need a finish line, this pressures too high
Yeah I should have seen the end was coming
sooner than they ever did
Reach down to the pit of my soul
I found things that I didn't wanna know with her
I guess the wait is over
How do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too long
Oh, how do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too long
why the fuck are you turning to other people's wives for comfort?"
"Can, can I tell you what, what was going on here?"
"Yeah, please do")
Did he really get to take you home?
I'm surprised that you chose him
Surprised that I'm not in a halfway home
I'm not surprised I never saw you alone
When they brought me home
So who does this separation work for?
So which one of us will wage war? War
It's not about the feelings that we shared before
no 'cause your words don't calm anymore
Gah, no more, what did you want me for?
How do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too long
And did you really think I'd take it,
When information fabricated
Look I give you credit for pathetically
thinking that you could hurt this
Up, watch this, she turns on my face
A sage little house invading your space
Helpless, you know that I'm away
My truck sitting in a hotel crazy
I'm fine on the phone
Freaking like it's telling me there's something wrong,
Or right you don't I need to know
How do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too long
How do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too
Yeah you waited too long
This is urgent
Call 'em emergencies
I don't know how to stop 'em
My cap gun and the pistol
You fill your clip with lies
Then load each one and fire right over my head
I need a finish line, this pressures too high
Yeah I should have seen the end was coming
sooner than they ever did
Reach down to the pit of my soul
I found things that I didn't wanna know with her
I guess the wait is over
How do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too long
Oh, how do you call
What we have love when you don't even notice
The look upon my face
Yeah I've done this before
You'll be sorrier when I'm gone
Yeah you waited too long
Lyrics submitted by DeLyriusylum, edited by RebelParty
You Waited Too Long Lyrics as written by Timothy Palmer Justin Furstenfeld
Lyrics © TP SONGS
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