Stealing

Gavin DeGraw

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You might really be The very best woman to ever suit me But I cant expect you to see how I see Cause sometimes I dont see a thing But personal pressure is making me guess My times running out as were both getting dressed I dont know whos body Id rather feel pressed But I cannot arrest on my thoughts Cause we had a good time Then it was sorrow I call it stealing You call it borrow So I want my heart back If youre not gonna keep it If youve got no uses Then Im gonna need it And someone else Is gonna need it too While some of its here Im wondering where did the rest disappear The parts that I thought were the best are unclear Or hiding there under your doubt So maybe well call this a hard lesson learned But youre holding something that Ill need returned If you need some time Ive still got some to burn But burning is just running thin Cause we had a good time Then it was sorrow I call it stealing You call it borrow So I want my heart back If youre not gonna keep it If you?ve got no uses Then Im gonna need it And someone else Is gonna need it too What would the point be If we let this thing drag out Failing to accept These impressions passed around Oh you and I Its been a wild ride And I wouldnt change at all But Im gonna let you Cause we had a good time Then it was sorrow I call it stealing You call it borrow So I want my heart back If youre not gonna keep it If youve got no uses Then Im gonna need it And someone else Is gonna need it too

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Cette chanson exprime les émotions complexes d'une relation où la joie se mêle à la douleur de la perte. Le protagoniste ressent une sorte de pression personnelle, réalisant qu'il est difficile de comprendre les intentions de son partenaire. Il évoque le fait que ces moments heureux ont été suivis de tristesse, se demandant alors qui possède réellement son cœur. Il veut le récupérer s'il n’est pas utilisé avec soin, conscient que quelqu'un d'autre pourrait également en avoir besoin. Ce sentiment de possession et de perte fait ressortir une leçon difficile, où l'importance de rendre ce qui a été pris est au cœur du message.

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