Funny
Jason Gotay Lyrics


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I miss your smile
The smell of smoke on your shirt
Even once in a while, being with you hurts
I miss those days, we used to share a bed just lying there
I miss your smile

Its funny how your here and then your gone
Its funny how you can just move on
I miss those night, in bed with you
Feeling around not knowing what to do
We were young
We didn't know

I miss those nights
Its funny your here and then your gone
Its funny how you can just move on
Its funny how days aren't so funny anymore
Cause you can't tack back those things that you said
The memories play over and over in your head
You try to find the moment the love went away
But you just can't say
Lives funny that way

Its funny your here and then your gone
Its funny how you can just move on
Its funny how love so quickly turns into more
Its funny how I say that I am fine
All the while expecting you to walk back through that door

Isn't it funny




Isn't it funny
Anymore

Overall Meaning

The song "Funny" by Jason Gotay speaks about the confusion, pain, and longing that comes with missing someone. The song describes the feeling of nostalgia that people have for the past, even if the person they miss caused them hurt. The opening lines of the song "I miss your smile, The smell of smoke on your shirt, Even once in a while, being with you hurts" set the reflective tone for the song. It shows that even though being with someone hurts, there are still parts of them that are missed.


The chorus of the song repeats the phrase, "Its funny how you're here and then you're gone, its funny how you can just move on" and reminds us of how quickly things can change. The song suggests that love can be fleeting and it's funny how quickly it can disappear. The lyrics "'cause you can't take back those things that you said, the memories play over and over in your head, you try to find the moment the love went away, but you just can't say" demonstrate how hard it is to pinpoint what went wrong in a relationship or when love faded. The final lines of the song, "Isn't it funny, Isn't it funny, Anymore" reflect resignation and the acceptance that sometimes we just have to accept things the way they are, rather than trying to find answers.


Line by Line Meaning

I miss your smile
I long for the feeling I had when I saw you smile


The smell of smoke on your shirt
I liked the scent that lingered on your clothes


Even once in a while, being with you hurts
Despite the pain, I still miss being near you occasionally


I miss those days, we used to share a bed just lying there
I remember the times when we would just lay together in bed


Its funny how your here and then your gone
It's ironic how you were once present but now you're not


Its funny how you can just move on
It's ironic how easy it is for you to let go


I miss those night, in bed with you
I miss sleeping with you at night


Feeling around not knowing what to do
I remember the uncertainty and nervousness I felt at the time


We were young
We were inexperienced and naive at the time


Its funny your here and then your gone
It's ironic how you were once present but now you're not


Its funny how days aren't so funny anymore
It's ironic how my perspective has changed due to our separation


Cause you can't tack back those things that you said
You can't undo what you've already said


The memories play over and over in your head
The recollections keep repeating themselves in your mind


You try to find the moment the love went away
You attempt to pinpoint the exact time the love disintegrated


But you just can't say
But you just can't articulate it


Lives funny that way
Life can be ironic and unpredictable


Its funny how love so quickly turns into more
It's ironic how love easily transforms into something stronger or evaporates quickly


Its funny how I say that I am fine
It's ironic how I pretend to be coping well


All the while expecting you to walk back through that door
However, I still secretly hope for you to return


Isn't it funny
Isn't it ironic


Anymore
Nowadays




Writer(s): alexander sage oyen

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