I like the transition of past to present tense. Its clearly about someone expressing feelings for someone else who does not share the feelings.
I can't quite understand whether he/she has gotten over theiur feelings as the lines 'And I can laugh about it now' and 'You make me feel so low' are kind of contradictory.
@SAS_Hexen: "I can't quite understand whether he/she has gotten over theiur feelings as the lines 'And I can laugh about it now' and 'You make me feel so low' are kind of contradictory."
@SAS_Hexen: "I can't quite understand whether he/she has gotten over theiur feelings as the lines 'And I can laugh about it now' and 'You make me feel so low' are kind of contradictory."
I think, at the beginning of the song, he is trying to convince himself that all this no longer affects him. But as he dwells on it more, he realizes that it still haunts him and that he can no longer kid himself about it being water under the bridge.
I think, at the beginning of the song, he is trying to convince himself that all this no longer affects him. But as he dwells on it more, he realizes that it still haunts him and that he can no longer kid himself about it being water under the bridge.
I like the transition of past to present tense. Its clearly about someone expressing feelings for someone else who does not share the feelings.
I can't quite understand whether he/she has gotten over theiur feelings as the lines 'And I can laugh about it now' and 'You make me feel so low' are kind of contradictory.
@SAS_Hexen: "I can't quite understand whether he/she has gotten over theiur feelings as the lines 'And I can laugh about it now' and 'You make me feel so low' are kind of contradictory."
@SAS_Hexen: "I can't quite understand whether he/she has gotten over theiur feelings as the lines 'And I can laugh about it now' and 'You make me feel so low' are kind of contradictory."
I think, at the beginning of the song, he is trying to convince himself that all this no longer affects him. But as he dwells on it more, he realizes that it still haunts him and that he can no longer kid himself about it being water under the bridge.
I think, at the beginning of the song, he is trying to convince himself that all this no longer affects him. But as he dwells on it more, he realizes that it still haunts him and that he can no longer kid himself about it being water under the bridge.