You've Ruined Me
Norah Jones(諾拉瓊絲) Lyrics

The lyrics to Norah Jones' song "You've Ruined Me" suggest a situation in which the singer has willingly allowed someone to emotionally wreck them. The first few lines reveal that the singer is now ruined, but that they actually enjoyed the situation. This could suggest that the singer was deeply infatuated with the other person, regardless of the emotional consequences. The line "Do you have a plan" can be interpreted as the singer's plea for the other person to take responsibility for their actions, as they are now completely at the mercy of the other person's whims. The second verse repeats the same sentiments, with the singer acknowledging that they had no choice but to give in to the other person's charm. The line "I know you said 'Can't be misled'" places responsibility on the other person, suggesting that they were not honest about their intentions from the beginning. However, the singer takes responsibility for their own actions, stating that their face is now red with embarrassment.

The chorus repeats the same emotions, with the singer admitting that they are ruined, but still cannot part with their feelings for the other person. The line "Your chocolate eyes/ Like buttons of lies" suggests that the other person's physical charm was also deceiving. The line "My whole world's now turned upside down" is a clear indication of how much the singer's life has been changed by their involvement with the other person. The second to last verse is a repetition of the singer's earlier statement that they were going away, only to reveal that they are actually still outside the other person's door. The song ends on a final assertion that the other person has ruined the singer, who appears to be both helpless and enamored.