Flutuar
ARBES Lyrics
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You're wearing me down, and out
The tide is way too high, I'm watching you float away
My heart is way too full, and I can't believe you're gone for good
Oh
Ah, ah
Ah, ah
The lyrics of this song Flutuar by ARBES are about the feelings of heartbreak and loss. The song starts by saying that the world is too loud and speaking too slow, which highlights the disconnection and confusion that the singer is experiencing after a breakup. The singer is worn down and tired and the tide of emotions is way too high which causes the person they are singing about to eventually float away. The singer's heart is too full and they cannot believe that the person they loved is gone for good. The use of the word 'flutuar' in the song means to float, which explains the feeling of being in a state of limbo after a heartbreak, waiting to let go of the memories and feelings that the person left behind.
The chorus of the song is just a repetition of "Oh, Ah, Ah" which could be interpreted in different ways, but suggests that the singer is lost for words and unable to find the right way to express the deep sorrow and pain that they are feeling. The melody of the song itself contributes to the reflective nature of the lyrics, expressing the same sense of longing and heartbreak that is described throughout.
Overall, the lyrics of the song capture the emotional complexity of losing someone and struggling to come to terms with it. Through the use of descriptive words and imagery, the song conveys the feeling of being torn and unable to escape the sorrow of heartache.
Line by Line Meaning
Speak too slow, the world is way too loud
The singer is feeling overwhelmed by the chaos of the world and needs the listener to communicate clearly.
You're wearing me down, and out
The singer is feeling emotionally drained and exhausted by the listener's behavior.
The tide is way too high, I'm watching you float away
The singer feels helpless as they watch the listener drift away, similar to a ship lost at sea.
My heart is way too full, and I can't believe you're gone for good
The artist's heart is full of love and longing, yet they cannot accept that the listener has left them forever.
Oh
This line represents a moment of emotional weight and significance in the song's context.
Ah, ah
This repetition of sounds adds an emotional emphasis to the song's tone and meaning.
Contributed by Gianna L. Suggest a correction in the comments below.