The narrator questions whether they were naive to develop feelings for someone who did not truly care for them. They reminisce about the spontaneity and intimacy they once shared, dreaming of a future together, but now realize the other person's words were empty and they were just an option, not a priority. While it was hard to resist the other person, the narrator acknowledges they were foolish to ignore the signs this wasn't a meaningful connection. They bid the person farewell without closure, accepting this may be the end of their story.
The narrator questions whether they were naive to develop feelings for someone who did not truly care for them. They reminisce about the spontaneity and intimacy they once shared, dreaming of a future together, but now realize the other person's words were empty and they were just an option, not a priority. While it was hard to resist the other person, the narrator acknowledges they were foolish to ignore the signs this wasn't a meaningful connection. They bid the person farewell without closure, accepting this may be the end of their story.
The narrator questions whether they were naive to develop feelings for someone who did not truly care for them. They reminisce about the spontaneity and intimacy they once shared, dreaming of a future together, but now realize the other person's words were empty and they were just an option, not a priority. While it was hard to resist the other person, the narrator acknowledges they were foolish to ignore the signs this wasn't a meaningful connection. They bid the person farewell without closure, accepting this may be the end of their story.
Whatever happened to you? Stupid to feel special? Whatever happened to the nights, Stupid to get attached? where words seemed to endlessly stream out of Stupid to miss you? our mouths? Stupid to even have you in my thoughts? Whatever happened to spontaneity, To good nights and good mornings? Maybe I was. Whatever happened to wishing each other well, Maybe I was too stupid; To patting one another on the back, Stupid to see that your words meant nothing; Saying everything will be okay? Stupid to even give you a sobriquet out of fondness; Was I dreaming; Stupid not to realize that you were just bored, Dreaming how you walked into my life, And that I was your plaything, And melted all my blues away? An option, a pastime; Dreaming how in the future, Stupid to see that you didn’t even care, we could share a bottle of vintage cognac, in And too stupid to even care too much. the streets of Paris? Or even, eat out with you, Damn, I just couldn’t resist you, in a fine gourmet restaurant? And maybe for that I was stupid too. Was it too far-fetched? Maybe. Should this be my goodbye? Should this be the last time I ever wrote about Was I living in an illusion this whole time; you? Thinking you could finally be my escape; Should this be the last time I’d ever replay your voice in my head? My lifeboat, my safe haven? Have we finally come to the denouement of our Was I blind; deaf? story? Did I not see the little stains your words came No closure? No problem. with? ‘til we cross paths again, Did I not hear the obvious lies you told me? Au revoir. Was I a poor judge of authenticity? Ciao, bubs.