Confession
Dantevilles Lyrics

Have you had enough?
Asking if the listener has reached a breaking point and cannot take it anymore.

Do you see me?
Asking if the listener acknowledges the singer's presence and is paying attention to them.

Do you believe me?
Asking if the listener trusts the singer and takes their words to be truthful.

Stocked fresh, thickness, run and run, never tire
Referring to the singer being able to keep their composure and stay strong despite facing difficulties.

(Can I get to know the face behind the liar)
Asking if the listener can reveal their true self instead of putting up a facade of lies.

Let's move, I'll take you outta sight
Proposing to the listener to leave their current environment and go to a different place.

We'll get away, beyond your current plight
Assuring the listener that they will escape their troubles and find a better situation.

Truth hurts, why don't let's slope down you might tire
Acknowledging that the truth can be painful but suggesting that the listener should take a break and rest to recover.

I'm starting to see the truth hurts
Reflecting on the idea that facing the truth can be difficult and painful.

Hard to imply what you do with words
Expressing the difficulty in interpreting the listener's actions and intentions solely based on their words.

Are you smart enough?
Questioning if the listener is capable of understanding the singer's message and intentions.

Do you read me?
Asking if the listener comprehends the singer's words and emotions.

I'm standing next to you
Asserting the singer's physical presence and proximity to the listener.

Do you feel me?
Asking if the listener senses a connection or understanding with the singer.

Love lost, have you learnt mistakes and left behind you
Referencing the loss of love and asking if the listener has learned from their past mistakes and moved on from them.

Because...
Indicating that there is more to the story and the singer is not finished speaking.

(I'd like to confess for I have sinned)
The start of a confession, admitting to wrongdoing or transgressions.

(We will get it wrong)
Accepting the possibility of making mistakes or errors in judgment.

(But we will also get it right)
Encouraging positivity and hope, acknowledging that not everything will go wrong forever.

(To sin is not ridden in the world)
Suggesting that making mistakes or being imperfect is a natural part of the human experience and not something to be ashamed of.

(Sin and risk go hand in hand for the human race to progress)
Recognizing that risk-taking and experimentation are necessary for people to grow and advance in life.

Keep your confession in your mind
Advising the listener to keep their own confessions and personal thoughts private and not to reveal them to others.

(I'd like to confess)
Reiterating the desire to confess to past wrongs or transgressions.

(Keep your confession in your mind)
Re-emphasizing the importance of keeping one's own private confessions to oneself and not sharing them with others.