Glue
Jen Gloeckner Lyrics


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I miss you
But I knew I would
And I'd kiss you
If I thought I could
I need something that means
Something to me

A clear cut vision
Of what I'm missing I was
Only wondering who
Oh it warms ya




Heats ya up and pours ya
Back in your pile of glue

Overall Meaning

In Jen Gloeckner's song "Glue," the lyrics talk about the feeling of missing someone and wanting to be close to them again. Despite the longing for a kiss, the singer knows that it is not possible for them to be together. They are searching for something meaningful to fill the void, a clear-cut vision of what they're missing. The lyric "back in your pile of glue" suggests that the singer has been left feeling stuck and unable to move on from this relationship, and they are desperately searching for something to help them let go.


Line by Line Meaning

I miss you
I feel a sense of longing and desire for your presence


But I knew I would
I anticipated feeling this way since we've been apart


And I'd kiss you
If given the chance, I would express my affection physically


If I thought I could
However, I'm uncertain if it's appropriate or if you reciprocate my feelings


I need something that means
I require something that holds significance and value to me


Something to me
Something that resonates deeply within my soul


A clear cut vision
I desire a distinct and well-defined picture of what I'm missing


Of what I'm missing I was
I'm aware that there's an absence in my life that needs to be filled


Only wondering who
I'm unsure of who or what can fulfill this void


Oh it warms ya
But then I found something that makes me feel good inside


Heats ya up and pours ya
It fills me with warmth and passion


Back in your pile of glue
It's like being reunited with an old familiar friend, reminding me of the comfort and security I once had




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