Only Us
Albert Frost Lyrics


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Please tell her I'm sorry
Please tell her I'm sad
I didn't mean to do it
I didn't mean to be bad

It's not enough
It's not enough
It's not enough
To be over

Too the sweet pain
Nothing compared us
Is our love
But is it over for us?

It's far enough
It's far enough
It's far enough
To be over

And I'm only asking
For a lifetime to try
Make me think of this living
So please try not to cry?

It's only us
It's only us
It's only us
Please forever

It's only us
It's only us




It's only us
Please forever

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Albert Frost's "Only Us" delve into themes of regret, heartbreak, and the desperation to hold on to a fading love. The first verse sees the singer pleading for someone to convey a message to their former partner. The singer is remorseful for hurting their partner and wishes to make amends for their actions. However, the second verse sees the singer question whether their love was really over, despite the pain they both endured. The final verse depicts the singer begging their partner for another chance, promising to try better, and make the most of their lives together.


The line "Please try not to cry" reveals the emotional intensity of the situation. The singer is aware of the hurt they have caused but is willing to make amends to keep the relationship alive. The references to "sweet pain" and the repeated refrain "It's only us" highlight the fact that the relationship might have been tumultuous or unstable, and the two partners were only surviving as a couple through their mutual love.


In conclusion, "Only Us" portrays the complexities of relationships and how they can break down, resulting in feelings of sadness, desperation, and regret. The singer knows they have made mistakes and hurt their partner, but they are willing to keep trying because their love is worth fighting for.


Line by Line Meaning

Please tell her I'm sorry
I want you to convey my apologies to her


Please tell her I'm sad
I want you to tell her that I feel miserable


I didn't mean to do it
I had no intention to cause harm


I didn't mean to be bad
I didn't intend to act in an objectionable way


It's not enough
Saying sorry isn't adequate


It's not enough
Being remorseful isn't enough


It's not enough
I have to do something more significant to make amends


To be over
To put an end to the hurt and pain


Too the sweet pain
Despite the agony we felt, it's a bittersweet memory


Nothing compared us
Our love was exceptional and incomparable to anything else


Is our love
I'm questioning if our love is still alive


But is it over for us?
I wonder if our relationship has ended for good


It's far enough
I think we have gone far enough in our relationship


It's far enough
We have moved apart enough not to return


It's far enough
We have reached a point where everything is quite over


To be over
I can no longer sustain the connection and want to break up


And I'm only asking
I'm not asking too much, only one thing


For a lifetime to try
I need a lifetime to make amends and try to fix things


Make me think of this living
I want to feel alive despite the pain and difficulty


So please try not to cry?
Please don't cry as it makes things harder for me to end this relationship.


It's only us
It's just the two of us who matter


It's only us
It is only us who have a chance to mend our relationship


It's only us
No one else can heal or help us


Please forever
I urge you to stay with me for an eternity and beyond


It's only us
It's just me and you who know what it feels like


It's only us
We alone can fix our broken relationship


It's only us
Despite everything, we have only us


Please forever
I yearn for your companionship forever




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Comments from YouTube:

Gary Dunn

Heard "Who Do You Love" on Pinguin Blues Radio by Albert Frost Blues Trio. I liked their rendition then, and I'm certainly digging this song now

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