Never Alone
Eyes Lips Eyes Lyrics


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Could your close the door, and lead yourself out?
Lead yourself on the otherside.
I'm sure your intentions are more then right, but my feelings are more then wrong. (da da filler) () Never alone and I don't feel quite right.
So you say you want to stay, but I don't .
Never alone, and I don't feel quite right.
So you say I need your help, but I don't .
Can I lock my door?
Can I turn my phone off?
I like the idea of going dark.
I know you're there, but I'll let some time pass, and maybe I'll let you back in. (da da filler) () Never alone and I don't feel quite right.
So you say you want to stay, but I don't .
Never alone, and I don't feel quite right.
So you say I need your help, but I don't .
But you are the sneakiest one, aren't you, aren't you? ()
Never alone and I don't feel quite right.
So you say you want to stay, but I don't .




Never alone, and I don't feel quite right.
So you say I need your help, but I don't

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Never Alone" by Eyes Lips Eyes convey a sense of discomfort and personal boundaries being violated. The singer asks the listener to leave and take their good intentions with them because their own feelings are not in alignment. The repetition of the line "Never alone and I don't feel quite right" emphasizes the singer's unease with the situation. The line "Can I turn my phone off?" suggests a need for privacy and a break from outside influence.


The chorus reflects the listener's persistence in wanting to stay and help, even when it is not wanted or needed. The line "But you are the sneakiest one, aren't you?" suggests that the listener may not be taking the singer's wishes seriously or respecting their boundaries. There is a sense of reluctance on the singer's part to completely shut the listener out, possibly because of a previous closeness or emotional attachment.


Overall, the lyrics portray a struggle between the desire for independence and the fear of loneliness, and the difficulty of maintaining personal boundaries in the face of persistent interference.


Line by Line Meaning

Could your close the door, and lead yourself out?
Can you kindly leave and close the door on your way out?


Lead yourself on the otherside.
Please leave and don't come back.


I'm sure your intentions are more then right, but my feelings are more then wrong. (da da filler) ()
I appreciate your good intentions, but my emotions and thoughts are not in alignment.


Never alone and I don't feel quite right.
I have company, but something doesn't feel right.


So you say you want to stay, but I don't .
You want to stay, but I don't want you to.


So you say I need your help, but I don't .
You believe I need your assistance, but I disagree.


Can I lock my door?
Is it okay if I lock my door?


Can I turn my phone off?
May I switch off my phone?


I like the idea of going dark.
I prefer to disconnect from everything and everyone.


I know you're there, but I'll let some time pass, and maybe I'll let you back in. (da da filler) ()
I acknowledge your presence, but I need some space and time to decide if I want to let you back into my life.


But you are the sneakiest one, aren't you, aren't you? ()
You have a habit of being sneaky, don't you?




Writer(s): ANTHONY RANDAL PETERSEN, AARON WINTERS HATCH, THOMAS ROSS CARROLL, ANDREW SPENCER PETERSEN

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