One Track Mind
Lucky 7 Lyrics


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I watch the clock pass by, she left me all alone again.
Kicking stones down the street, I should've listened to my friends.
She only thinks of herself, there's nothing left for me to do.
I can't uncross my heart, I can't convince myself to choose.
So out of touch.
Can't wipe the stars from my eyes.
But I hope that this time affectations will be realized.
She's got a one track mind.
And now it's leaving me behind.
Her one track mind.
Still I'll love her 'til the day I die.




So I wrote them down, all the words I could say to you.
Just to tear them up, decided to ignore the truth.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Lucky 7's song "One Track Mind" seem to tell the story of a man who is at a crossroads in his relationship. He's feeling lonely because his partner has left him alone again, and he's reflecting on the advice he's received from his friends that he should have listened to. The man seems to be in a state of mental confusion as he's unable to convince himself to choose between his desire to be with his partner and his awareness that she only thinks of herself, leaving nothing for him to hold on to. He's grappling with emotions of love and loss, and he feels out of touch and unable to wipe "the stars from his eyes."


Despite the challenges he's facing, the man holds on to the hope that his partner will realize the impact of her actions, and that things will be better in the future. He recognizes that she has a one track mind, which he suggests is leaving him behind, despite his love for her. The song's final lines seem to suggest that the man has come to terms with his situation, as he's written down all the words he could say to his partner, but decided to tear them up and ignore the truth.


In summary, "One Track Mind" is a powerful song about the complexity of relationships, and the ways that we can become trapped in situations that we know are not healthy for us. The singer of the song is struggling with his emotions and trying to make sense of his situation, ultimately coming to the realization that he may need to let go of his feelings in order to move forward.


Line by Line Meaning

I watch the clock pass by, she left me all alone again.
As time passes, I find myself alone again because she has left me.


Kicking stones down the street, I should've listened to my friends.
I'm aimlessly wandering down the street, wishing I had listened to the advice of my friends.


She only thinks of herself, there's nothing left for me to do.
She only cares about her own feelings and desires, leaving me with no options or solutions.


I can't uncross my heart, I can't convince myself to choose.
My heart is set on her, but I can't force myself to make a decision between her and what is best for me.


So out of touch.
I feel disconnected and out of sync with the world around me.


Can't wipe the stars from my eyes.
I am still captivated by her despite the reality of the situation.


But I hope that this time affectations will be realized.
I hope that this time, things will change and she will realize the true impact of her actions.


She's got a one track mind.
She is singularly focused on her own desires and interests.


And now it's leaving me behind.
Her actions are causing her to move forward while I am being left behind.


Her one track mind.
Her singular focus on her desires is causing problems for us.


Still I'll love her 'til the day I die.
Despite these problems, I will still love her for the rest of my life.


So I wrote them down, all the words I could say to you.
I took the time to write down all the things I want to say to her.


Just to tear them up, decided to ignore the truth.
In the end, I decided to tear up the message because I knew she wouldn't listen or understand the truth.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: BRIAN ROBERTSON, IAN FRASER KILMINSTER, PHILIP TAYLOR

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