The Door
Parabelle Lyrics

There's the door
The door is present to remind the listener of the bad times they experienced.

Does it make you think twice
The door encourages the listener to reconsider their actions and choices.

Is it there just to remind you
The door is present only to serve as a reminder, not as a means of exit or entrance.

Of all the bad times behind you
The door reminds the listener of all the negative experiences they have had in the past.

And you can beg or just repent
The listener has the option to either plead or express regret for their actions.

Waste time already spent
Trying to change the past is futile and a waste of time.

You can say your last good bye to me
The listener has the opportunity to say their final farewell.

Just let it be
The situation and the outcome cannot be changed and should be allowed to run its course.

I swear
The singer emphasizes the truth of their statement that there is a peaceful part.

That there's a peaceful part
Despite the emotional turmoil, there is a place of peace and tranquility that can be reached.

Just what you think what breaks my heart
The singer's heartbreak is caused by the listener's indecision and inability to move on from the past.

Whether you're up or you're down
Regardless of the listener's emotional state, the moment of decision is the same.

Whether you're lost or you're found
The listener's state of being (lost or found) does not change the circumstances of the decision.

These are the moments in time
This specific moment of decision is crucial and significant.

Where one of us draws a line
Either the listener or the singer must make a firm decision and take a definite course of action.

And whether you're strong
The listener's level of strength or weakness is irrelevant in this moment.

Or you're weak or you're in between
Regardless of the listener's emotional state, there is no escaping the moment of decision.

These are the moments
This moment is crucial and has significant consequences.

I know I'm better alone
The singer believes that going solo would be the best choice, and they would be better off alone.

There's the floor
The floor is the listener's makeshift bed for the night.

It'll be your bed tonight
The floor is where the listener will sleep and reflect on their actions and consequences.

I'm not here to deny you
The singer holds no grudges and does not aim to shut the listener out.

To place blame or to defy you
The singer does not want to blame or punish the listener.

But you said words you never meant
The listener has uttered words that they did not genuinely believe.

It takes a long time to forget
Erasing the memory of painful words takes a considerable amount of time and effort.

Let your heart say good bye
The listener must allow their heart to process the final farewell.

When you meant what you said
It is essential that the listener truly believes and means the words they say during their final farewell.

And your body never hand the chance to get caught up
The listener must not let their body overtake them emotionally and make them change their mind about their decision.

But I swear this is the easy part
The singer believes that the decision to move on and make a clean break is the easiest part.

I don't want you to stay
The singer does not desire for the listener to remain in their life.

You know it breaks my heart
The listener's indecision and inability to move on is emotionally painful for the singer.

In all the shapes we know
The singer references all the different shapes and forms that love can take.

Is all the hate we know
Despite the love the singer once had for the listener, it has been consumed by hate and negative feelings.

But if you're gonna stay
If the listener chooses to remain, they must make up for their past actions.

You better make it up to me
The listener must make amends and work to regain the singer's trust and love.

And if your gonna leave
If the listener chooses to leave, they must do so definitively and without hesitation.

Does it make you think twice
The door still represents a moment of reconsideration and hesitation for the listener.

Whether we're up or we're down
The listener's emotional state does not change the circumstances of their decision.

Whether we're lost or we're found
The listener's lost or found state does not change the significance of this moment of decision.

These are the moments I know
The singer reasserts the significance and importance of this moment.

I'm better alone
The singer further emphasizes their belief that they are better off alone.

Where one of us draws a line
Either the listener or the singer must make a firm decision and move on.

Where one of us draws a line
Either the listener or the singer must make a firm decision and take a definite course of action.