Wake up (wake up)
Start paying attention because something important is happening.

Grab a brush and put a little make up
Try to cover up or distract from the truth of a situation, making it look better than it is.

Hide the scars to fade away the shake up (hide the scars to fade away the)
Conceal the evidence of past trauma in order to avoid feeling or appearing vulnerable.

Why'd you leave the keys upon the table?
Questioning why someone would knowingly leave something important within reach of someone else who might misuse or exploit it.

Here you go, create another fable, you wanted to
Asserting that the person who left the keys on the table is lying about their intentions and values, and likely has ulterior motives for doing so.

You wanted to
Emphasizing the idea that the other person had full control over their actions and was not a victim of circumstances or manipulation.

I don't think you trust
Expressing the speaker's doubts about the level of trust and honesty in the other person's relationship with them.

In my
Referring to the speaker's sense of self, beliefs, or emotions.

Self-righteous suicide
Suggesting that the speaker's willingness to engage in self-destructive behavior stems from a sense of moral superiority or desire to prove something to others.

I cry
Acknowledging the emotional toll that destructive behavior takes on the speaker.

When angels deserve to die
Using the metaphor of angels dying to express the idea that innocent or good things are being lost or corrupted as a result of the situation.

Father (father), father (father)
Addressing a higher power or authority figure who is perceived to have control over the situation.

Father, into your hands I commend my spirit
Surrendering control or responsibility to a higher power or authority figure.

Why have you forsaken me?
Expressing feelings of abandonment, betrayal, or injustice towards a higher power or authority figure.

In your eyes forsaken me In your thoughts forsaken me In your heart forsaken me, oh
Asserting that the higher power or authority figure has failed the speaker across all aspects of their relationship.

Trust in my
Asserting that the speaker has confidence in their own values, beliefs, or actions.

Self-righteous suicide
Repeating the earlier phrase to emphasize the theme of self-destructive behavior as a way of expressing moral superiority or asserting control.

I cry
Repeating the earlier phrase to reinforce the idea that destructive behavior comes at an emotional cost.

When angels deserve to die
Repeating the earlier metaphor to underscore the idea that innocent or good things are being lost or corrupted as a result of the situation.