One Of A Kind
Much the Same Lyrics


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These last few weeks there's been
Lots of talk about the past
About the true loves we've all lost
And the ones we never had

Vicariously reliving the pain
Of saying goodbye to you
Has left me wondering exactly
What you've been up to

I've long since gotten over
The aftermath of my mistakes
Had pointed out to me
The error of my ways

But the little things keep
Showing up inside my mind
And a better friend than you were
I don't think that I can find

But now seeing you again
Reminds me thankfully of why
The bar was raised so high
I'm not writing you this song

To say I want you back
It's simply that I hope
I'll never lose you again
I think about the days we spent together

I come to realize it's all blurry
And I can't remember all that much
Except how happy we both were back then
And how these days I'm not even sure





If I can call you friend

Overall Meaning

The song "One Of A Kind" by Much The Same is about reflecting on a past love interest and the pain of losing that person. The first verse talks about how there has been a lot of discussion recently about the past and the loves that have been lost. The singer has been thinking about their own lost love, both the true loves they lost and the ones they never had. The second verse talks about how the singer has moved on from the mistakes they made in the relationship that ended, but they are still haunted by memories and thoughts of that past love. The singer acknowledges that the person they lost was a good friend, and they don't think they could find a better friend now. However, the singer isn't pining for the person they lost and they don't want them back. Rather, they hope they will never lose that person again, even if it's just as a friend. The bridge of the song reflects on the time they spent together and how, looking back, those memories are blurry and hard to remember. The song ends with the line, "If I can call you friend," suggesting that the singer is unsure of where they stand with this person now.


Overall, "One Of A Kind" is a bittersweet song about reflection and moving on. The singer is looking back at a past love and accepting that they can't change what happened, but they still appreciate the memories they made with that person. The song is relatable for anyone who has experienced the pain of losing someone, whether romantically or platonically. The lyrics are introspective and thoughtful, and the melody matches the somber tone of the lyrics.


Line by Line Meaning

These last few weeks there's been
Recently, there has been discussion about past experiences


Lots of talk about the past
Many conversations about past events have been happening


About the true loves we've all lost
Discussions about lost true loves have been common


And the ones we never had
Additionally, there have been conversations about potential loves that never came to fruition


Vicariously reliving the pain
Indirectly experiencing the pain of letting go


Of saying goodbye to you
Specifically, saying goodbye to you has been on my mind


Has left me wondering exactly
As a result, I am now questioning exactly what has happened in your life


What you've been up to
More specifically, I am curious about what you have been doing


I've long since gotten over
I have fully moved on from


The aftermath of my mistakes
The consequences of my errors in our relationship


Had pointed out to me
I have been made aware of


The error of my ways
The mistakes I made


But the little things keep
However, small things continue to


Showing up inside my mind
Remind me of our time together and what we had


And a better friend than you were
I don't believe I have had a better friend than you in the past


I don't think that I can find
I don't believe that I will find someone better than you as a friend


But now seeing you again
Having come across you again recently


Reminds me thankfully of why
It is a reminder of why


The bar was raised so high
I held you in high esteem as a friend


I'm not writing you this song
I am not writing this song


To say I want you back
In order to express a desire to rekindle our relationship


It's simply that I hope
Rather, I have a hope


I'll never lose you again
That I will never lose you again as a friend


I think about the days we spent together
I often reflect on our time together


I come to realize it's all blurry
I have come to the realization that my memories are not clear


And I can't remember all that much
I don't remember many specific details


Except how happy we both were back then
However, I do remember how happy we were together


And how these days I'm not even sure
I am uncertain about how to classify our current connection as friends


If I can call you friend
Particularly, if I can still consider you a true friend




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Written by: Chris McGrath

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