Station
LÃ¥psley Lyrics
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Two for the taking
You can have it all at once if you make it sane
Its gonna drive you
Back down the roads and the streets and pavements
Stamping your ground and the rules that shaped us
Well I will ring you up
Say I want you back
Chat back stab say I never wanted that
It's just inevitable distance
Twisted bitterness
Give her two months she’ll be (Over that)
Two for the taking
You can have it all at once if you make it sane
Its gonna drive you
Back down the roads and the streets and pavements
Stamping your ground and the rules that shaped us
(That shaped us)
'Cause I could walk you back to the station
Talk about our own frustrations
'Cause I could walk you back to the station
The lyrics to Låpsley's song "Station" seem to revolve around the idea of a relationship falling apart and the aftermath that follows. The first verse mentions something being "for the taking" but that it can be obtained if it is done in a reasonable manner. This can be interpreted as a relationship where both parties have something to gain, but it requires mutual respect and understanding to make it work. The line "It's gonna drive you back down the roads and the streets and pavements" could be referencing the emotional journey that comes along with rebuilding something that was once broken. It can be a painful and difficult process but it is necessary to reach a better state of being.
The second verse takes an interesting turn as it appears to be a conversation between two people. The singer mentions that they will "ring you up" (call) and express that they want the other person back. However, the mood shifts quickly as they start to "chat back stab" and claim that they never wanted that. This displays a level of bitterness and defensiveness that is common when attempting to reconnect with someone after a falling out. The final line "Give her two months she'll be (over that)" is possibly directed towards someone else, as if the singer is trying to prove a point about how easily people move on from relationships that may have seemed significant at the time.
The chorus brings everything to a close with the repetition of "Cause I could walk you back to the station." This can be interpreted in a few different ways - it could be a literal offer to walk someone to their transportation, but the repetition suggests a deeper meaning. It could represent a willingness to help the other person move forward and leave the relationship behind. The line "talk about our own frustrations" also implies that there is still something left unsaid between the two individuals in question. Overall, the lyrics of "Station" capture the complexities and emotional struggles that often accompany the end of a relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
Two for the taking
There are two options available to you
You can have it all at once if you make it sane
You can have everything, but only if you approach it rationally
Its gonna drive you
It will make you go crazy
Back down the roads and the streets and pavements
You will be brought back to where you started
Stamping your ground and the rules that shaped us
Asserting yourself and following the customs that influenced us
(That shaped us)
(That influenced us)
Well I will ring you up
I will call you
Say I want you back
Tell you I want to reconcile
Chat back stab say I never wanted that
Talk behind your back and deny ever wanting that
It's just inevitable distance
The distance between us was bound to happen eventually
Twisted bitterness
Anger and sadness combined in a harmful way
Give her two months she’ll be (Over that)
After two months, she will have moved past it
'Cause I could walk you back to the station
Because I could escort you back to the transportation hub
Talk about our own frustrations
Discuss our personal problems
'Cause I could walk you back to the station
Because I could take you back to where you began
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: HOLLY LAPSLEY FLETCHER
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@alexandersedunov9117
"Operator (He Doesn't Call Me)"
My hearts been picked up way too many times
Wrong numbers fill my blood watch the spinning dials
You can measure my pressure but I'll blow up in a second
You can measure my pressure but I'll blow up in a second
Don't put me on hold please
Don't put me on hold please
Don't put me on hold please
Fly here and hold me
He doesn't call me so put me through operator
Maybe I'll leave him and fall in love with you operator
My baby doesn't call me so put me through operator
So tell me should I leave him and fall in love with you operator
The miles keep adding up voicemails of frustration
Long-distance takes it's toll give me information
You can measure my pressure but I'll blow up in a second
You can measure my pressure but I'll blow up in a second
He doesn't call me so put me through operator
Maybe I'll leave him and fall in love with you operator
My baby doesn't call me so put me through operator
So tell me should I leave him and fall in love with you operator
It's like I've got a broken trust
It's like I've got a broken trust and I need a kick-start
It's like I've got a broken trust
It's like I've got a broken trust and I need a kick-start
Broken trust, broken trust
Broken trust, broken trust
@ayazriaz5946
Heard it on the radio the other day and shazammed it, can't stop playing it, amazing!
@RichHoy
So glad Koze was born
@KingClem7
wonderful human being
@BenBarberFitness
iya rich m8
@rumms5000
I'm glad Koze is written without a T. Kotze in german means puke!
@mirdochbums
Why everything he touches become golden?
@briancalderoncarcamo9826
@@rumms5000 Said
@lbaz8525
Absolute banger should be given more airtime on radios all over
@mitama7121
it still running on beatz radio every day :)
@MariniRecords
New disco classic is born. This one is going to close a lot of parties.