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""When I scroll back through our recent days Try to understand how we could forget We made a promise to one another that nothing would ever break what we had Now we never talk when we fall apart We never talk when we fall apart We pretend we're OK surrounding ourselves with one-way friendships and so-called friends I know we got used to new us and I don't want to be there I don't want to be there where we are I know we got used to new life and I don't want to be there No I don't want to be there where we are Silence fallen between All the doors are locked all the words unsaid and we're still afraid of time Started to keep ourselves at a distance that we could control Not too close Not too far Now we never talk when we fall apart We just never talk when we fall apart We pretend we're OK by filling up our inner space with little hates and so-called love I know we got used to new us and I don't want to be there I don't want to be there where we are I know we got used to new life and I don't want to be there No I don't want to be there where we are I know we got used to new us and I don't want to be there I don't want to be there where we are I don't want to be there I don't want to be there where we are So walk away with me""
Lyrics submitted by Octavarium64
We Got Used To Us Lyrics as written by Michal Lapaj Mariusz Duda
Lyrics © Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
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I personally feel that not only are the lyrics about a failed relationship, but also a veiled criticism to the banality and superficiality of many of the human interactions labeled as "love" nowadays.
"When I scroll back through our recent days" Choosing the word SCROLL is not random here: i feel like the writer is almost scrolling through pages of some shit like facebook or something recalling the promises of perfect love.
"We pretend we're OK, surrounding ourselves with one-way friendships and so-called friends" "We pretend we're OK by filling up our inner space with little hates and so-called love"
Here he also critices the tendency of filling the void with false relationships.
The point is that he and her no longer comunicate, and they are slowly getting used to it. But the writer really does not want to feel like that; perhaps deep down he does not want to feel like it was "just one more" relationship, and that he can just keep on living life like nothing happened and forget everything. Sadly, he still holds the illusion that she might run back to him again.