Same Cartoons
Annah Mac Lyrics


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The last time
I called you
We were young and
In to the same cartoons

I guess time left
And I missed you
Talking like brothers
In winter
With cars and the moon

It's strange to see you grown
Not trying to pretend with me
And I guess we're both alone
And I
I don't mind being friendly

It's been so long since I've seen you
It's been so long since I've seen you
Have I changed?
'Coz you've changed
From the boy that I once knew
And it's been so long since I've
Seen you
(X2)

Now we worry
About money
Loans
High interest rent
Don't remember
Time Better
Than material things that we've spent
Think things over
Through and through
Now we all smoke and drink and fight
I know what the younger in me would choose
But we grow up and we get misused

Oh it's been so long since I've seen you
It's been so long since I've seen you
Have I changed?
Coz you've changed
From the boy that I once knew
And it's been
It's been so long since I've seen you

Seen you
Seen you
Seen you





Same cartoons

Overall Meaning

The song "Same Cartoons" by Annah Mac is a nostalgic and bittersweet reflection on the passage of time and growing up. The song starts off with a melancholic tone as the singer reminisces about talking with someone they used to be close to when they were younger and shared a love of the same cartoons. However, as they got older, they grew apart and lost touch.


Through the chorus, the singer expresses their feelings of sadness and confusion at how much time has passed and how much they and their former friend have changed. They wonder if they themselves have changed as much as the other person and if they can still connect despite growing up and going through different experiences. The last verse reflects on the current state of things; now they are both worried about money, loans, and high rent, and the focus has shifted away from the simple pleasures of childhood and towards more materialistic concerns. The song concludes with a repetition of the phrase "seen you," emphasizing the longing for a connection that may or may not be possible.


Line by Line Meaning

The last time
The previous time


I called you
I spoke to you on the phone


We were young and
We were both kids and


In to the same cartoons
We both enjoyed watching the same animated TV shows


I guess time left
Time has passed and


And I missed you
I feel sad for not seeing you


Talking like brothers
We communicated like siblings


In winter
During the winter season


With cars and the moon
Talking under the moonlight while sitting in cars


It's strange to see you grown
It's odd to see you as an adult now


Not trying to pretend with me
Not pretending to be someone else in front of me


And I guess we're both alone
I assume neither of us has somebody special in our lives


And I
Also, I


I don't mind being friendly
I'm okay with staying on friendly terms


It's been so long since I've seen you
It's been quite some time since we last met


Have I changed?
Have I become different?


'Coz you've changed
Because you have changed


From the boy that I once knew
From the young man I used to know


Now we worry
Currently, we are anxious


About money
Concerned about finances


Loans
Debts


High interest rent
Expensive rent


Don't remember
Cannot recall


Time Better
The past times


Than material things that we've spent
Than the physical objects we've used money on


Think things over
Consider the situation carefully


Through and through
Thoroughly and completely


Now we all smoke and drink and fight
Currently, we consume cigarettes and alcoholic beverages and get into arguments


I know what the younger in me would choose
I am aware of what I, as a young person, would have preferred


But we grow up and we get misused
However, as we age, we encounter mistreatment


Oh it's been so long since I've seen you
Oh, it's been such a long time since we last met


Seen you
Observed you


Same cartoons
Watching the identical animated TV shows




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