In My Room
Albert Hammond Jr. Lyrics


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What's the use of all this talkin'?
I can hear you as you walk away
You are in my room
That's where I'll be
In my room

After all you're so excited
By all the dick you get invited to
But now I know
You mustn't change
I won't go back
'Cause you don't want me

Well, I miss you already
I miss you already (ooh)
You see it all got so heavy
I miss you already

I'm so afraid that I'll wake up
All alone with the door shut
In my room
That's where I'll be
In my room
She's in my room

Well, I miss you already
I miss you already




You see it all got so heavy (eh)
Well, I miss you already

Overall Meaning

In Albert Hammond Jr.'s song "In My Room," the lyrics are a poignant reflection on loss and heartbreak. The singer laments the end of a relationship and the pain of seeing their former partner move on. The opening lines, "What's the use of all this talkin'? / I can hear you as you walk away," suggest that the breakup has already happened, and there is nothing left to say. The singer is left alone, with only the memory of their former lover lingering in their empty room.


The song's chorus, "Well, I miss you already / I miss you already / You see it all got so heavy," repeats the overwhelming feeling of loss that the singer is experiencing. They acknowledge that the weight of the relationship became too much to bear, but at the same time, they can't help but miss their ex. The line "After all you're so excited / By all the dick you get invited to" further emphasizes the singer's feelings of rejection and inadequacy.


The final stanza, "I'm so afraid that I'll wake up / All alone with the door shut / In my room / That's where I'll be / In my room / She's in my room," encapsulates the fear of being alone and unable to move on from the relationship. The song ends with a sense of uncertainty and sadness, as the singer is forced to come to terms with the fact that their ex has moved on.


Line by Line Meaning

What's the use of all this talkin'?
Why do we bother talking when you're just going to walk away anyway?


I can hear you as you walk away
Your words are echoing in my mind as you leave.


You are in my room
Your memory is haunting me, even in my own private space.


That's where I'll be
I'm retreating to my room as a safe haven from everything that's happened.


In my room
My room is the only place where I can escape from the harsh reality of this situation.


After all you're so excited
You're so caught up in the thrill of the moment and the attention you're getting.


By all the dick you get invited to
You're enjoying the company of other guys who want to be with you.


But now I know
I've come to a realization about the situation.


You mustn't change
You are who you are, and I can't expect you to be different.


I won't go back
I won't subject myself to this treatment again.


'Cause you don't want me
It's clear that you're not interested in me anymore.


Well, I miss you already
Despite everything, I still long for your presence.


You see it all got so heavy
The weight of our situation became too much for me to bear.


I'm so afraid that I'll wake up
My fear of being alone is so great that it infiltrates my dreams.


All alone with the door shut
I'll be in complete isolation, shutting out the rest of the world.


She's in my room
Even though you've left physically, your presence is still felt in my space.




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Written by: Albert Jr Hammond

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