I think this is about a guy who's basically had enough of his girlfriend, or maybe even a close friend.
He feels like whoever the person in question is has already abandoned him
("here everyone I ever need,
Always ends up leaving me alone)
Just by their actions and decisions towards him, though they may still be considered together or best friends.
So when the person in question starts suggesting things, probably thinking that the guy just isn't thinking well
(I dont care what you think
Im not seeing a shrink
Im not doing this again)
He already knows what he's doing, so he has no need to listen to what they're saying, not that he probably would, anyway.
(So let's see what you got
And let's see what you're not
And whatever else you pretend
You've defended my intentions
Long enough)
As if he's saying that, "What are you really, and what do you want?" Sort of an issue of trust, wondering what's been real and what hasn't.
(So here I am again
In the middle of the end
The choice I wish I'd made
I always make too late.)
It's most likely him saying that he wishes that he made the decision to rid himself of the person in question a lot sooner, which could have a lot of logic behind it.
I would go in depth more, but I'm running short on time. Maybe later.
I think this is about a guy who's basically had enough of his girlfriend, or maybe even a close friend. He feels like whoever the person in question is has already abandoned him ("here everyone I ever need, Always ends up leaving me alone) Just by their actions and decisions towards him, though they may still be considered together or best friends. So when the person in question starts suggesting things, probably thinking that the guy just isn't thinking well (I dont care what you think Im not seeing a shrink Im not doing this again) He already knows what he's doing, so he has no need to listen to what they're saying, not that he probably would, anyway.
(So let's see what you got And let's see what you're not And whatever else you pretend You've defended my intentions Long enough) As if he's saying that, "What are you really, and what do you want?" Sort of an issue of trust, wondering what's been real and what hasn't.
(So here I am again In the middle of the end The choice I wish I'd made I always make too late.) It's most likely him saying that he wishes that he made the decision to rid himself of the person in question a lot sooner, which could have a lot of logic behind it.
I would go in depth more, but I'm running short on time. Maybe later.
Anyway, awesome song! More people should hear it.