Go Away
Bathe Alone Lyrics

The day's empty
This is a statement about the emptiness felt during the day, possibly due to the absence of someone significant.

The night's a fight
The night brings a sense of struggle and discomfort, possibly representing the internal battles and conflicts the singer experiences in the absence of the person they long for.

You never show me why
The singer expresses their frustration about not understanding the reason behind the other person's departure, suggesting a lack of clarity and communication.

And you go away
This line emphasizes the departure of the person, highlighting their action of leaving and creating distance between themselves and the artist.

You're never coming back
Here, the artist firmly believes that the person who left will never return, indicating a sense of finality and abandonment.

So don't go like it's okay
The singer pleads for the person not to act as if their departure is insignificant or acceptable, reflecting the emotional impact it has on the singer.

And you go
This line reiterates the person's departure, highlighting their continuous action of leaving and reinforcing the idea of separation.

Away
The repetition of 'away' emphasizes the distance and absence between the artist and the other person, emphasizing their longing and yearning.

The day's empty
Similar to the first occurrence, this line emphasizes the emptiness felt during the day, symbolizing the continued impact of the person's absence.

The night's alright
Contrary to the earlier line, the artist now expresses a sense of resignation and acceptance, suggesting that the nights without the person have become more bearable.

You never have to imply
The singer implies that the other person doesn't need to communicate indirectly or suggestively since they have already left, indicating a disregard for further explanations or hints.

And you go away
This line mirrors a previous line, again emphasizing the person's departure and the associated emotional impact on the artist.

I hope you come back
Expressing their desire for the person to return, the singer reveals their hope for reconciliation and the resumption of the relationship.

So don't go like it's Norway
The singer uses a play on words, substituting 'norway' for 'no way,' suggesting that they don't want the person to leave as if there's no possibility of them ever returning, urging them not to give up on the relationship.

But you've gone
Here, the singer acknowledges the fact that the person has already left, accepting their absence and the resulting void in their life.

You've left before your time
The artist expresses a sense of premature departure, indicating that the person left earlier than what the artist expected or desired.

I'll miss you my whole life
Conveying the depth of their emotions, the artist admits that they will carry the longing and memories of the person's presence for their entire life.

But you've gone
Repeating the previous line, the singer once again acknowledges the person's absence and their inability to change that fact.

Away
The repetition of 'away' serves as a poignant reminder of the distance and separation caused by the person's departure, evoking a sense of loneliness and longing.

Away
Continuing the repetition, this line reinforces the idea of distance and reinforces the emotional impact of the separation.

Away
Once again, the repetition of 'away' underscores the ongoing absence and longing felt by the artist.

Away
The repetition emphasizes the persistent state of being away, accentuating the artist's yearning for the person's presence.

Away
Repeating once more, this line further emphasizes the enduring distance and the pain caused by the person's absence.

Away
The final repetition of 'away' serves as a somber conclusion, symbolizing the inescapable reality of the person being gone and leaving a lasting impact on the artist's life.

Away
The last line reiterates the same idea, emphasizing the permanent absence of the person and the singer's acceptance of that fact.