A OK
Boy Kill Boy Lyrics

Fee fi fo fum, she said
She begins by using a tongue-in-cheek phrase from a children's story to draw attention to an issue she has noticed.

Something's wrong
She is concerned that something is not right.

Is this just a breakdown'
She is asking whether this current issue is just another instance of a recurring problem.

Yes, another breakdown
She confirms that this is indeed another in a series of breakdowns.

And when you're gone
She is considering a scenario where her partner is no longer present.

Yes, she said
She confirms that she would like to be around in that scenario.

Can I come'
She asks if she can accompany her partner in that scenario.

I never want to break up
She takes the opportunity to express her strong attachment to her partner and how much she values their relationship.

She never wants to break up, no
She restates her feelings about not wanting the relationship to end.

I never want to wake up
She references a desire to remain in a pleasant dream-like state and not have to face reality.

I never meant to wake up
She laments the fact that something she was enjoying has ended.

And now we've left our friends behind
The situation has led to them separating from their social circle.

Even so, isn't this a waste of time
She expresses doubts as to whether their current course of action is a productive use of time.

Giving me a friendly line'
She suspects someone is attempting to placate her with disingenuous friendliness.

And when our thoughts just last a day
She reflects on the fleeting nature of their thoughts and decisions.

Even so, isn't this the price I pay'
She acknowledges that the consequences of their choices are something they must endure and accept.

Everything is A-OK
Despite their misgivings, she is reassuring herself that everything is okay.

And if I fall down, she said,
She is considering the possibility of failure and vulnerability.

And I call
She expects that if she needs help, her partner will be there for her.

Would you come to catch me'
She asks for confirmation that her partner would come to her aid in a crisis.

Only time could stop me
She notes that only the passage of time would prevent her from trying her hardest.

And if it goes wrong, she said
She acknowledges that things may not work out as they both hope.

If we try, maybe we could make up
She still holds out hope that they can reconcile even in the face of hardship.

Yes, I'd love to make up
She confirms her desire to repair any damage done to their relationship.

I need to make time
She recognizes the need to prioritize their relationship despite other commitments.

I really need to find time
She reiterates her determination to make time for their relationship.

I'm gone, most the time
She is often absent and unavailable.

And I'm lost all of the rest
She feels directionless and unsure of how to proceed when she is not occupied with other things.

I'm waiting, I'm waiting,
She is in a state of anticipation or expectation.

I'm waiting for this,
She is waiting for some anticipated event or resolution.

I've been waiting for this
She has been waiting a long time for a specific thing to happen.

Such a waste of time
She feels that their current situation is a poor use of their time and resources.

Such a friendly line
She doubts the sincerity of someone's offer to help or support.

It's the price I pay
She has accepted that there are costs or consequences to their decisions and actions.

Everything's A-OK
She is reassuring herself once again that everything is alright, despite her misgivings.