Part Of Me
Jess McAvoy Lyrics


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I found a heart
From all the pieces that were torn apart
And I gave it to you
At the time it was the right thing to do

Now part of me is still a broken heart
And part of me wants to tear you apart
And part of me wants to know what else is out there
And part of me wants to see if you care
That all of me wants to drown in you
All of me wants to

It's not just in my head
The will of your heart
So far apart from what you said
And the distance in you
Breaking what's sore and all that you swore
You'd hold true

Now part of me is still a broken heart
And part of me wants to tear you apart
And part of me wants to know what else is out there
And part of me wants to see if you care
That all of me wants to drown in you
All of me wants to

I learned to love
I learned to love you
I learned to see
I learned to see the truth
I learned as fast as when you needed me
And now I wait




To watch it break
To watch you drown

Overall Meaning

In Jess McAvoy's song "Part of Me," the lyrics express a rollercoaster of emotions experienced by the singer after giving their heart to someone who ended up breaking it. The singer admits that they found a heart from all the pieces that were torn apart, giving it to the person they were in love with, believing it was the right thing to do at the time. However, the singer describes themselves as a broken heart, and part of them wants to tear the other person apart. They want to explore what else is out there and test if the other person cares. Yet, despite all these conflicting emotions, the singer states that all of them still want to drown in the person they gave their heart to.


In the second verse of the song, the singer admits that they learned to love and see the truth. They learned to do these things quickly when the other person needed them but now finds themselves waiting for the relationship to break and watching the other person drown.


This song illustrates the emotional complexity of love and heartbreak, demonstrating how a person can feel so many contradictory emotions simultaneously. It's a poignant reminder of how giving your heart to someone else can be both a beautiful and painful experience.


Line by Line Meaning

I found a heart
I discovered an ability to love again


From all the pieces that were torn apart
Despite previous heartbreak and trauma


And I gave it to you
I entrusted my heart to you


At the time it was the right thing to do
I felt that giving my heart to you was the right choice then


Now part of me is still a broken heart
Despite giving love again, I still carry some pain and brokenness


And part of me wants to tear you apart
I feel anger and resentment towards you


And part of me wants to know what else is out there
I have curiosity and a desire for new experiences


And part of me wants to see if you care
I want to test your feelings for me


That all of me wants to drown in you
I want to fully immerse myself and give myself over to you


It's not just in my head
My feelings and concerns are valid


The will of your heart
Your true intentions and desires


So far apart from what you said
Your actions don't align with your words


And the distance in you
Your emotional distance and detachment


Breaking what's sore and all that you swore
Causing pain and going against what you promised


You'd hold true
Your commitments and loyalty


I learned to love
I developed the ability to love


I learned to love you
I specifically fell in love with you


I learned to see
I gained insight and understanding


I learned to see the truth
I recognized the reality of our situation


I learned as fast as when you needed me
I adapted quickly to your needs and situation


And now I wait
I am waiting for something to happen


To watch it break
To observe our relationship falling apart


To watch you drown
To see you suffer the consequences of your actions




Writer(s): Jessica Mcavoy

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