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Over You
Acceptance Lyrics
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A single word that you would not expect from me, from me
I take it like it's coming from an enemy
The scene was meant to be
I see it coming after all the worst of me would fall
Make this now or never
See it on my face I'm getting over you
Make this now or never
The place it takes me now
Well is it far enough
I'm getting over you
Make this now or never
Countless
The moments I would kill to keep this day away, away
I see it coming after all the worst of me would fall
I take it like it's coming from my greatest enemy
Make this now or never
See it on my face I'm getting over you
Make this now or never
I'm getting over you
The place it takes me now
Well is it far enough
I'm getting over you
Make this now or never
Hopeless
I don't have to take this
Countless
See it on my face
Getting over you
Oh oh oh oh, getting over you
See it on my face
I'm getting over you
Make this now or never
I'm getting over you
The place it takes me now
Well is it far enough
I'm getting over you
Make this now or never
Hopeless
I don't have to take this
Make this now or never
Countless
See it on my face
I'm getting over you
Make this now or never
The lyrics to Acceptance’s song “Over You” is about someone who has reached the point of acceptance and is ready to move on from a toxic relationship. The song is filled with powerful emotions and raw vulnerability as the singer expresses feelings of hopelessness, frustration, and regret. The use of the word “hopeless” in the opening line sets the tone for the rest of the song, emphasizing the weight of the situation.
The chorus of the song is the most powerful part as the singer repeats, “Make this now or never, I’m getting over you.” The repetition of this line shows how determined the singer is to move on and let go of the past. The song also talks about the moments that the singer would do anything to forget and how they are now taking control of their life and moving forward.
Overall, the song “Over You” is about the complexities of processing a toxic relationship and is a powerful reminder that sometimes we have to let go of what’s holding us back to move forward and grow as individuals.
Line by Line Meaning
Hopeless
Feeling a deep sense of despair and pessimism
A single word that you would not expect from me, from me
An unexpected admission of hopelessness from the singer
I take it like it's coming from an enemy
The singer feels attacked and belittled by their own admission of hopelessness
The scene was meant to be
The situation or outcome was predetermined and unavoidable
I see it coming after all the worst of me would fall
The artist anticipates the worst possible outcome
Make this now or never
The singer is presented with a critical moment of decision
See it on my face I'm getting over you
The singer is showing visible signs of moving on from a past relationship
The place it takes me now
The artist is taken to a new emotional state or location
Well is it far enough
The artist questions whether their current state of moving on is sufficient
Countless
An overwhelming and indeterminate amount
The moments I would kill to keep this day away, away
The singer would do anything to avoid the unpleasant memory of a past relationship
I take it like it's coming from my greatest enemy
The artist feels like their own mind is working against them, like an enemy
Hopeless
The feeling of despair returns
I don't have to take this
The singer has the power to resist negative feelings
Oh oh oh oh, getting over you
A repeated phrase that reinforces the theme of moving on from a past relationship
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: CLOYD, MCALHANEY, RADOVANOVIC, VENA, ZWIEFELHOFER
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