Pieces
Devyn Rose Lyrics


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I fell in love
For all the wrong reasons
Spur of the moment
An opportunity
To get over what was done to me
I wanted someone
To pick up where he left off
Something like a rebound, rebound, rebound
Believe me, it hurts
To let him know the truth
Knowing that he's in love with me
This is what it all boils down to
Down to

Hook
I gotta tell you a secret
I'm with you for another reason
So sorry but I've been leading, you on
What I'm bout to tell you will, what I'm bout to tell you will tear up your heart
Into pieces
It'll break your heart up into pieces
Tear up your heart in a million pieces
It'll break your heart up into pieces

I fell in love
For all the wrong reasons
I'm left with when and how do I tell him
Leading him on isn't helping
The longer I wait
The worse it will get
I can't figure it out
But I do know
But I'm grown
Got a mind of my own
I'm very aware of what I am doing
I know it's wrong
This is what it all boils down to
Down to

I'm bout to shatter your heart
Shatter your heart
I'm bout to tear it apart, part
Tear it apart
I'm bout to shatter your heart
Shatter your heart
I'm bout to tear it apart part, tear it apart

Hook

I can't imagine how he will feel
Been months
I haven't kept it real
It's like throwing him against the wall
Not helping him up when he falls
It's like running all over his heart over and over and over again
Where do I begin...





Hook

Overall Meaning

In “Pieces” by Devyn Rose, the artist reflects on a short-lived relationship that she entered into for the wrong reasons. The song is all about coming to terms with the fact that she has been leading her partner on, despite not really being in love with him. She confesses that she fell in love “for all the wrong reasons” and that this person was a “rebound” from a previous relationship that ended badly. She knows that it’s wrong, but she admits that she’s “grown” and has “a mind of her own” – she’s fully aware of what she’s doing.


The lyrics of the song depict a struggle between Rose’s desire to be honest with her partner and her own fear of heartbreak. She knows that telling the truth will completely shatter her partner’s heart and leave it “in a million pieces”. She acknowledges that “leading him on isn’t helping,” but can’t quite figure out a way to end things without hurting him. Ultimately, the song is about emotional pain and the difficult choices that come with being in a relationship that is fueled more by rebound than by love.


Overall, “Pieces” is a poignant contemplation of a love that was never meant to be. Rose lays bare her emotions, admitting to her own mistakes and struggling to find a way out of a difficult and painful situation. The lyrics are both honest and raw, and the song’s melancholic melody only serves to emphasize the depth of her feelings.


Line by Line Meaning

I fell in love
I developed feelings for someone


For all the wrong reasons
Not because of genuine love or compatibility, but due to other motivations


Spur of the moment
A decision made impulsively instead of after thoughtful consideration


An opportunity
A chance to potentially overcome something from the past


To get over what was done to me
As a way to move past a previous hurt or trauma


I wanted someone
I desired companionship


To pick up where he left off
To fill the void left by a previous romantic partner


Something like a rebound, rebound, rebound
A romantic involvement that may not be built on true connection or love, but rather on temporary emotional needs


Believe me, it hurts
The situation of leading someone on is causing emotional pain


To let him know the truth
To reveal to the other person that their relationship is not built on real love


Knowing that he's in love with me
The other person has genuine feelings for me


This is what it all boils down to
This is the ultimate issue that must be dealt with


I'm with you for another reason
My involvement with this person is not based on true love or genuine attraction


So sorry but I've been leading you on
Apologizing for deceiving the other person with false intentions


What I'm bout to tell you will tear up your heart
The upcoming revelation is going to cause immense emotional pain


Into pieces
The revelation is going to completely shatter the other person's heart


I'm left with when and how do I tell him
Feeling uncertain and uneasy about how to communicate the truth


Leading him on isn't helping
Recognizing that continuing with the false relationship is doing more harm than good


The longer I wait, the worse it will get
Delaying the truth will only make the situation more hurtful in the long run


I can't figure it out, but I do know
Feeling confused about how to handle the situation, but acknowledging the truth


But I'm grown
I am a mature adult


Got a mind of my own
Capable of independent decision-making


I'm very aware of what I am doing
Fully conscious of my actions and their consequences


I know it's wrong
I am aware that leading someone on is morally incorrect


I'm bout to shatter your heart
The upcoming revelation will completely break the other person's heart


Tear it apart
The situation will cause the other person's heart to be torn apart


I can't imagine how he will feel
Unable to anticipate or fully understand how the other person will react


Been months, I haven't kept it real
The falsehood of the relationship has been going on for months


It's like running all over his heart over and over and over again
Continuing the deceitful relationship is causing emotional damage and pain repeatedly


Where do I begin...
Feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to approach the situation




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Love this song

@EsperTinaVI

This is the first song I heard from her. Loved it because I was in a similar situation the lyrics describe at the time.

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