In this song it transitions from one phase to the next, but it's all equidistantly the same -- relapsing. She's sad and realizing her feasibility to him and almost blaming herself for her lover not wanting her. "And now my common law lover thinks he wants another" (take note of the tone of the music; low).
The third verse I think she's found herself or found someone else (take note of the up tempo the beat now). She's realize that she's hurt, but she must move on. The fourth is just her washing her hands from all the emotional turmoil associated with her last relationship. She won't take the blame anymore. She has now found herself and is focus on her spiritual relationship with herself and the world.
In this song it transitions from one phase to the next, but it's all equidistantly the same -- relapsing. She's sad and realizing her feasibility to him and almost blaming herself for her lover not wanting her. "And now my common law lover thinks he wants another" (take note of the tone of the music; low).
The third verse I think she's found herself or found someone else (take note of the up tempo the beat now). She's realize that she's hurt, but she must move on. The fourth is just her washing her hands from all the emotional turmoil associated with her last relationship. She won't take the blame anymore. She has now found herself and is focus on her spiritual relationship with herself and the world.
Beautiful song and focus. One of my favorites