Emotional codependency, mild alcohol reference, mature relationship themes
These lyrics deal primarily with a complex, emotionally intense relationship involving themes of longing, emotional dependency, and identity. The line 'a few sips might be the potion' is a subtle reference to alcohol use as a coping mechanism. The phrase 'I sold my soul for you' suggests extreme emotional sacrifice or unhealthy attachment. The lyric 'I tried to put it out for you to get / Coulda, shoulda, but you never did / Wish you wanted it a little bit more' could carry mild sexual undertones depending on interpretation, though it reads more plausibly as emotional effort or availability in a relationship. The mention of 'sick of all the poison in me' may reference emotional toxicity or substance use metaphorically. There is no explicit language (aside from a mild 'what the hell'), no graphic violence, and no overt sexual content. Overall, the themes of codependency, emotional pain, and mild substance references make this more suitable for teens and older.
emotional longing
codependency
self-reflection
relationship pain
alcohol reference
identity
Where have you been? Do you know when you're comin' back? Since you've been gone I've got along, but I've been sad I tried to put it out for you to get Could've, should've, but you never did Wish you wanted it a little bit More, but it's a chore for you to give Where have you been? Do you know if you're comin' back? We were too close to the stars I never knew somebody like you, somebody Fallin' just as hard I'd rather lose somebody than use somebody Maybe it's a blessing in disguise (I see myself in you) I see my reflection in your eyes I know you're sick Hopin' you fix whatever's broken Ignorant bliss And a few sips might be the potion I tried to put it out for you to get Coulda, shoulda, but you never did Wish you wanted it a little bit More, but it's a chore for you to give Where have you been? Do you know if you're comin' back? We were too close to the stars I never knew somebody like you, somebody Fallin' just as hard I'd rather lose somebody than use somebody Maybe it's a blessing in disguise (I see myself in you) I see my reflection in your eyes (Tell me you see it too) So close, so close Yet so far away (so far) I don't know (I don't) how to be solo (no) So don't go, oh, no, just stay You and I were bright, shootin' through the sky daily (yeah) Lightin' up the night, wasn't always right, baby (mm-hm) Yeah, every time that we realign, it's crazy And you save me We were too close to the stars I never knew somebody like you, somebody Fallin' just as hard I'd rather lose somebody than use somebody Maybe it's a blessing in disguise (I see myself in you) I see my reflection in your eyes (I sold my soul for you, I know you see it too) Yeah, I bought the same ones too I know you're tired, I know you tried To say your point of view, yeah Sick of all the poison in me What the hell do you want from me, babe? Uh-huh I see myself in you, I see myself in you, baby I see myself in you, alright I sold my soul for you, maybe you should stick with us now
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