Flipside
[The Click Five] Lyrics


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It's been a long long time since everything was cool
I shoulda seen it coming but I guess I'm not the only fool
There's something growin' on the outside
Too much missin' on the inside
Should I waste my time and let you lead me on and on
And on and on?

Waiting for the day when I'm complete
Without you I'm
Doing what I can to let you be
Making sure there's nothing showing on the outside
Something's dying on the inside
I'm still broken but I'm free
I'll see you on the flip side

I've got a bruised up heart
But I'm still hanging out
I should take it easy but I'm still gonna get around
There's something growing on the outside
Too much missing on the inside
Should I waste more time when everything is done
And done and overdone

Waiting for the day when I'm complete
Without you I'm
Doing what I can to let you be
Making sure there's
Nothing showing on the outside
Somethings dying on the inside
I'm still broken but I'm free
I'll see you on the flip side

I'll see you on the flip side
Nothing showing on the outside
Somethings dying on the inside
Waiting for the day when I'm complete
Doing what I can to let you be
Nothing showing on the outside
Somethings dying on the inside




I'm still broken but I'm free
I'll see you on the flip side

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in The Click Five’s song Flipside suggest a sense of weariness and realization of the end of a relationship. The singer expresses his realization that things are no longer working and that something is growing on the outside while too much is missing on the inside. It seems as though the singer wants to leave but is unsure whether they want to waste their time and continue being led on. The lyrics suggest that the relationship is affecting the singer more internally than externally, with something dying on the inside. Despite this, the singer still has hope for a complete and free future without the person they are currently with. The flip side symbolizes a new beginning, a fresh start, and the possibility of a better tomorrow.


The lyrics of the song are relatable to anyone who has gone through a bad breakup. It exemplifies the struggle between the need to stay with someone for the sake of security while also yearning for independence and freedom. The song also embodies the idea of closure, of letting go of a relationship that has already ended and moving forward to a new chapter in life.


Line by Line Meaning

It's been a long long time since everything was cool
It's been a while since things were good and peaceful


I shoulda seen it coming but I guess I'm not the only fool
I was blind to the signs, but it seems I'm not the only one


There's something growin' on the outside
There's something changing in the external world


Too much missin' on the inside
There's too much lacking internally


Should I waste my time and let you lead me on and on
Is it worth it for me to allow you to lead me on indefinitely?


Waiting for the day when I'm complete
Anticipating the day when I'm whole and fulfilled


Without you I'm
In your absence, I am


Doing what I can to let you be
Doing my best to give you space and freedom


Making sure there's nothing showing on the outside
Ensuring that my exterior displays no signs of inner turmoil


Something's dying on the inside
Something within me is fading away


I'm still broken but I'm free
Although I'm still damaged, I'm liberated


I'll see you on the flip side
I'll encounter you in the future


I've got a bruised up heart
My heart is wounded and battered


But I'm still hanging out
Nevertheless, I continue to socialize


I should take it easy but I'm still gonna get around
I know I should relax, but I'm still going to go out and have fun


Should I waste more time when everything is done
Is it worth it to spend more time now that everything is over?




Lyrics Β© Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG Rights Management
Written by: Ben Romans, Carl Anthony Falk, Ethan Mentzer, Joey Zehr, Joseph Guese, Kristian Carl Lundin, Kristian Carl Marcus Lundin, Kyle Patrick, Kyle Patrick Dickherber

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