I said too much, said the wrong thing
Remembering the image I was trying to project to you
Cast an illusion, think I'm losing my head
Sometimes I feel
Be what you want, I can be what you want
Be what you want, I can be what you want
Be what you want, I can be what you want
Be what you want, I can be what you want

I don't know you now
But I'm lying here, somehow

I feel sick
I'm drowning in the pit of my stomach
Oh I know it's my fault
While you're busy diving down I find I feel fine
Feel a little out of my mind

Oh I'm stuck, I've said too much
I'm going, much
I can check and wait
I'm waiting for some kind of response from you
Let me know
I haven't opened up
The floodgates again, to another man
Who controls the pain and never says anything
Anything
Anything

I don't owe you much
But I miss you such
I'm missing you

I feel sick
I'm drowning in the pit of my stomach
You don't know that I'm caught
Thinking you remind me of someone I can't face no more
I've gotta get him out of my mind

While you're busy diving down
I find that feeling
I feel alone
I've gotta get him out of mind
While you're busy diving down
I find that feeling
I feel alone
I feel alone


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Fossa Lyrics as written by Elena Veronica Tonra Igor Alexandre Haefeli

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    My Interpretation

    This song is really deep to me, and I think I somehow understand the meaning of it. Since I'm often searching for lyrics' meaning, I thought that it could be of some use for someone.

    (I'm no an English native speaker, so I'll be short. Sorry about the grammar mistakes.) I think that this song is about the love of someone. She is in love with someone, but before, she didn't see "him", she saw his mask. Now she's costantly trying to take him back to who he was before, thinking, that this was the real him. She refuses to accept his true self, missing the old one, the one with who she fell in love. She's disappointed because he's not the one she thought he was.

    But I think it could also be the opposite. Maybe she was hiding herself from him, trying to protect her bad sides from his sight. This way, he would fall for her. She did her best for that. But now, because of that, she feels like she doesn't know him, and him neither. Her lies drove her mad, she feels so guilty about it but she can't do anything now. He's slowly discovering it, so he feels bad too.

    I may not be correct, and if you think so, please let me know, I would like to understand this song better.

    evo1061413on October 21, 2017   Link
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    My Interpretation

    I think the song is about an old relationship that she was incredibly happy in breaking down: "I'm stuck I've said too much, said the wrong thing". She gets into more relationships to try and numb the pain but it's not the same: "I haven't opened up... to another man who controls the pain". She struggles to love a current, later partner the same way because she's constantly thinking of the old relationship: "Thinking you remind me of someone I can face no more". In the end she regrets the new relationship because she can't get invested in it like her new partner does: "While you're busy diving down I feel alone".

    alex100616on October 03, 2020   Link

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