What Do I Do Now
Cardiknox Lyrics

What do I do, do I do, do I do now?
The singer is expressing confusion and uncertainty about what to do in the current situation, likely because of a recent breakup.

I remember when you said 'forever'
The singer is reminiscing about a time when things seemed more certain and optimistic, likely at the beginning of the relationship.

But we were just kids in love
The singer admits that they were young and naive when they fell in love, which may explain the current difficulties in the relationship.

You and I, we would try anything for the first time
The singer is reflecting on the excitement and novelty of being in a new relationship, where everything feels fresh and exciting.

And you know, boy, yeah, we just couldn't get enough
The singer is describing how passionate and intense the relationship was, particularly in its early stages.

Was it something that I said that pushed you away?
The singer is reflecting on possible reasons why the relationship ended, and is considering whether their own actions or words might have contributed to the breakup.

Or was it something that I did that pointed the way to the door?
The singer is questioning whether their own behavior might have been the cause of the breakup, and is wondering whether they could have prevented it somehow.

I'm calling, I'm calling
The singer is expressing a desire to reconnect with their ex and try to repair what's been broken.

If I could change your mind
The singer is expressing a hope that they could convince their ex to come back to them by changing the way they behave or the things they say.

We could keep the fire burning
The singer is using a metaphorical image of a flame to represent the passion and excitement of the relationship; if they can get their ex back, they believe they can reignite that flame and keep it burning strong.

If I could turn back time
The singer is expressing regret that they didn't do more to hold onto the relationship, and is expressing a desire to go back in time and fix things.

We could keep the whole world turning
The singer is using another metaphorical image to represent the significance and importance of their relationship; if they can get back together, they believe it will have a positive ripple effect on their lives and the world around them.

If I could just stop crying
The singer is expressing deep sadness and heartbreak over the loss of the relationship, and wishes they could stop feeling so low.

But you hit me from the blind side
The singer is describing a sense of shock and surprise at the breakup, suggesting that they didn't see it coming and perhaps weren't prepared for it.

What do I do now?
The singer is reiterating their confusion and uncertainty about how to move forward after the breakup; they feel lost and don't know what steps to take next.

I thought we had what dreams were made of
The singer is expressing surprise and disappointment that the once-perfect-seeming relationship has ended; they believed they had something truly special that would last forever.

But my honey can't feed your hungry heart
The singer is acknowledging that despite their deep love and affection, they were ultimately unable to fulfill their partner's emotional needs, which may have contributed to the breakup.

All the leaves are changing colors
The singer is using seasonal imagery to suggest the passage of time and the idea that things inevitably change and grow apart, even if they were once beautiful and vibrant.

But you know, boy, this lonely girl's just falling apart
The singer is expressing loneliness and sadness, and suggesting that their ex's absence has left a painful void in their life.

In the dark, I'm turning off my cellphone
The singer is describing their feelings of isolation and disconnection from the world around them, and may be suggesting a desire to withdraw from social media or communication with others.

I fall apart when our favorite show's on
The singer is using a specific example to demonstrate how even small things can trigger intense feelings of sadness and loneliness, suggesting that they are highly emotional in the wake of the breakup.

It broke my heart and now you're gone
The singer is describing the pain and sadness of having lost their partner, and is likely still struggling to come to terms with the end of the relationship.

But I stand here hoping, eyes wide open
Despite their sadness and confusion, the singer is expressing a sense of optimism and hope that things will get better, and is trying to stay alert and aware of any opportunities for healing or growth.

Cause I never ever saw this coming
The singer is reiterating their sense of shock and disbelief that the relationship has ended, suggesting that they may be struggling to understand why things fell apart.