Uncomfortable Bed
Forever Lesbians Lyrics


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My bed don't feel as comfortable
as it used to
and everytime I put them on
there's a pebble in my shoe
and I know it's completely unrelated
but the blames gonna fall on you
I wanna go back to that place where our love first grew and burn it to the ground
Your crying is an all to familiar sound
You make me feel like the last lonely dog waiting in the pound
I thought it was great that great big thing that me and you found
Now all your friends are telling me to stop hanging around
and al I can do is look at pictures of your night out on the town
Since I left I haven't seen any of you with a frown
Meanwhile I could be in a desert and still feel like I'm gonna drown
I try to make you so ugly in my head
But that's so much worse than being dead




So I'll just suffer through this uncomfortable bed
and try not to think of those silly things you said

Overall Meaning

In this song, Forever Lesbians talks about the aftermath of a failed relationship. The singer describes how their bed doesn't feel as comfortable as it used to, reflecting the discomfort they feel after the breakup. There's a pebble in their shoe - a small yet constant reminder of the pain they're going through. While acknowledging that the pebble is completely unrelated, they still blame their ex for it. They want to go back to the place where their love first grew and burn it to the ground, indicating their desire to erase all memories of the past relationship.


The singer also talks about the emotional toll of the breakup. They describe how the crying sound of their ex is all too familiar, indicating that this is not the first time they've been through a breakup, and the pain is just as raw as ever. They feel like the last lonely dog waiting in the pound, highlighting their loneliness and isolation. The singer reminisces about how they thought the relationship was great, but now all their ex's friends are telling them to stop hanging around. Despite all of this, they can't help but look at pictures of their ex on a night out on the town, indicating that they are still attached to the memories of the relationship.


Finally, the singer talks about how they try to make their ex seem ugly in their head, but that it's worse than being dead. This indicates that they want to move on from the relationship, but they can't help but hold on to the memories. The song ends with the singer acknowledging that they will suffer through the discomfort of their bed and try not to think of the past.


Line by Line Meaning

My bed don't feel as comfortable
The singer feels uncomfortable with their current situation


as it used to
They are comparing things to how they were in the past


and everytime I put them on
In the present, the singer is experiencing discomfort every time they try to move forward


there's a pebble in my shoe
Something small and uncomfortable is bothering them


and I know it's completely unrelated
The source of the discomfort is not directly related to what they think it is


but the blames gonna fall on you
Despite knowing this, the singer still wants to blame someone else for their discomfort


I wanna go back to that place where our love first grew and burn it to the ground
The singer wants to destroy the memory of what once made them happy


Your crying is an all to familiar sound
The artist has heard this before and it no longer affects them


You make me feel like the last lonely dog waiting in the pound
The artist feels unwanted and abandoned


I thought it was great that great big thing that me and you found
In the past, the artist experienced happiness with the person they are now uncomfortable around


Now all your friends are telling me to stop hanging around
The singer is being ostracized by people they associated with previously


and all I can do is look at pictures of your night out on the town
The artist is fixated on what the other person is doing without them


Since I left I haven't seen any of you with a frown
The other person appears to be doing fine without the singer


Meanwhile I could be in a desert and still feel like I'm gonna drown
The singer is so overwhelmed with emotion that they are drowning, despite their physical location


I try to make you so ugly in my head
The singer is trying to change how they feel about the other person


But that's so much worse than being dead
The artist realizes that hating someone is more harmful than death


So I'll just suffer through this uncomfortable bed
The artist will endure their discomfort


and try not to think of those silly things you said
The singer will avoid thinking about the other person's words




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Yan Orestes

My bed don't feel as comfortable as it used to
And every time I put them on
There's a pebble in my shoe
And I know it's completely unrelated
But the blame's gonna fall on you
I wanna go back to that place where our love first grew
And burn it to the ground
Your crying is an all too familiar sound
You make me feel like the last lonely dog
Waiting in the pound
I thought it was great that great big thing that me and you found
Now all your friends are telling me to stop hanging around
And all I can do is look at pictures of your night out on the town
Since I left I haven't seen any of you with a frown
Meanwhile I could be in the desert
But still feel like I'm gonna drown
I try to make you so ugly in my head
But that's so much worse than being dead
So I'll just suffer in this uncomfortable bed
And try not to think of those silly things
You said

Nolan Willett

literally the saddest song ever recorded

JimJamSam

vocals sound like mount eerie

thais

nice

Buzzertify

gives me less decent radio head vibes but i sorta like it

Sebastian

:/

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