Savior
Bobaflex Lyrics

Don't you know me I'm a savior
The singer is presenting themselves as a savior figure and questioning whether the listener is aware of who they are.

and its time we discuss behavior
The singer intends to have a discussion about the listener's behavior.

Don't you know me the messiah
The singer again presents themselves as a messiah figure in a different way.

and its time we set your soul on fire
The artist intends to awaken the listener's soul, possibly through a transformative or fiery experience.

I'd like to think that your the only one
The artist seems to be addressing someone specific (possibly the listener), and expressing a belief that this person is unique or special in some way.

turn your back on my only son
The singer is referring to the listener's supposed rejection of their 'only son', which could either refer to a literal son or to Jesus.

why did you keep on turnin' me away
The singer reiterates their question regarding why the listener continues to reject them.

and everytime you think you know to much
The artist seems to be suggesting that the listener's own self-perceived intelligence or knowledge is getting in the way of their ability to accept the artist's message.

your paralyzed to release my touch
The artist believes that the listener is unable to accept or connect with their message, and is therefore 'paralyzed' or resistant to it.

I can keep on turnin you away
The artist is implying that they are capable of continuing to reject the listener if they do not comply with their message.

your kind your just a waste of time
The singer is categorizing the listener as 'wasteful'–suggesting that they are not worth the singer's time or energy.

cause I know your kind your just a waste of time
The artist is reiterating their belief that the listener's personality or behavior is not worth engaging with or investing in.

you try to say your not an open book
The singer appears to be referencing a defense mechanism on the part of the listener–suggesting that the listener is attempting to veil or hide something about themselves.

I had another time to take a look
The singer implies that they had the opportunity to examine, understand, or learn about the listener or their motives in some way.

your kind your just a waste of time
The singer reiterates their previous statement, expressing the same evaluation of the listener.

yes I know your kind your just a waste of time
Again, the artist appears to be confirming their dismissal of the listener.

save your time your just a waste of time
The artist is telling the listener that their own efforts to engage with the artist (or anyone) are futile.

I remember when you were so young
The singer reminisces about a time in the listener's past, suggesting that they have known the listener for some time.

you used to care so much
The singer seems to be referencing the listener's emotional openness or sensitivity in the past.

about everything and everyone
The artist expands on the listener's past tendency to care deeply about the world and other people.

Yes I remember when she broke your heart
The artist is referencing a specific heartbreak in the listener's past, which they apparently have knowledge of.

You didn't call my name no you left it all so easily
The artist is expressing disappointment with the listener's choice not to turn to them during a difficult time in their life.

cause you changed now rearranged now you seem strange now
The singer is commenting on the listener's current personality or behavior, which appears different or 'rearranged' from the person they used to be.

and you don't believe in anyone
The artist is accusing the listener of being cynical or distrusting of others.

cause it's over yeah it's over
The singer seems to be suggesting that something in the listener's life (perhaps their faith or relationship) is 'over.'

I'm coming home son
The singer is offering to help or support the listener in some way, by coming 'home' to them.

yes I know your kind your just a waste of time
The singer repeats their previous statement for a final time, confirming their negative opinion of the listener.

yes I know your kind your just a waste of time
The artist again firmly dismisses the listener, repeating the same sentiment once more.

save your time your just a waste of time
The artist reiterates their opinion that the listener's efforts are futile and not worthwhile.

yes I know your kind your just a waste of time
Once more, the singer confirms their negative evaluation of the listener's personality and behavior.