Just So You Know

Anna Nalick

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[Verse 1] Not that I care if I see you around It’s been years since I stopped dreaming of you why would I start now? Not that it matters but I’m in your town Just so you know just so you know... [Verse 2] Not that I care I could stay or go I see your face in every face feels like I’m walking with your ghost Not that it matters but I think we’re close Just so you know just so you know [Chorus] If I see you will I go weak in the knees? I’ve looked for you in everyone I’ve loved Yeah have you looked for me? Not that it matters not that I care you see But just so you know just so you know [Verse 3] It’s not that I care I just said a prayer Cause somebody told me you drink bourbon in that bar on Market Square Not that it matters but I waited there Just so you know just so you know [Chorus] If I see you will I go weak in the knees? I’ve looked for you in everyone I’ve loved Yeah have you looked for me? Not that it matters not that I care you see But just so you know just so you know [Verse 4] It’s not that I asked for this bitter pill Maybe the truth is I want you to stay and say you always will Not that it matters but I love you still Just so you know just so you know. Just so you know just so you know. Just so you know just so you know.

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La chanson aborde les sentiments résiduels d'une ancienne relation. La narratrice, bien qu'elle affirme ne pas se soucier de retrouver son ancienne flamme, se rend compte qu’elle est encore hantée par son souvenir. Elle évoque des moments passés et se questionne sur la possibilité de ressentir de la faiblesse à la vue de cette personne, tout en cherchant un lien qui semble toujours présent malgré le temps et la distance. Le contexte, c'est celui d'une ville où des souvenirs communs persistent, symbolisant la lutte entre le désir d'oublier et les sentiments qui demeurent. La narratrice évoque même une prière, montrant qu'il y a une part d'espoir ou de nostalgie dans ce qu'elle ressent encore, sans vraiment le vouloir. C'est une lutte intérieure entre le déni et l'évidence de l'amour qui perdure.

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