I Do
Sam Lyrics

The rain on the roof keeps on pounding
The constant sound of the rain falling on the roof suggests a sense of continuity and echoes the pain of the heartbreak that still persists.

But why should I worry, why should I care
Despite the persistent pain of heartbreak, the singer questions why they should continue to worry or care about it. They are trying to move on.

I've fixed that leak once before
The singer metaphorically compares the recurrence of their heartbreak to a leak in their life, which they have supposedly fixed before, but it has re-emerged now.

I've got friends that'll help me if I need them here
The singer finds comfort in the support of friends who are willing to lend a helping hand in times of need.

But tell me, what do I do, If I can't get over you
The singer is still struggling to move on from their heartbreak, despite the support of friends and the efforts they have made. They are questioning what steps they should take to overcome it.

What do I do with a broken heart
The singer is pondering upon the fate of their broken heart and wondering what they can do to fix it or how to cope with it.

If I run out of gas on this highway
The singer contemplates a situation where they are stranded on a highway due to running out of gas, but realizes that they can still move on with their two legs if required.

My two legs will take me where I need to go
The singer believes that they have the strength to overcome the hurdles in their journey and reach their destination, no matter how difficult it may seem.

In the middle of nowhere, I'll still know where I should be running
Even in uncertain, deserted places, the singer will still find the path that leads them to where they need to be. Here, running serves as a metaphor for moving forward in life.

There's peace on the road
The singer has found solace in the journey of moving on and embracing the peace that lies within it.

I can pay it no mind, if only that'd work
The singer understands that ignoring the pain of heartbreak may not work, but they are still trying to lack acknowledgment to ease the pain.

Find someone else who will take all my hurt
The singer suggests that finding someone else to take on their hurt may offer temporary relief from the pain of heartbreak. However, he realizes it's not the perfect cure, as it will not heal the true depth of the issue.

Oh, but that doesn't seem like it'd make all the blues go away
The singer admits that their heartache cannot be immediately cured by pursuing another relationship, as it is not a permanent cure and the pain may still linger.

So tell me, what do I do, If I can't get over you
Once again, the singer is facing the reality of their heartbreak and struggling to come to terms with it. Their question still echoes the helplessness of their situation.

Oh, what do I do with a broken
The singer still questions whether fixing their broken heart is even possible.

Oh, what do I do with my broken
The singer is coming to terms with the fact that their heart is damaged, helpless and they don't know how to fix it.

Oh, what do you do with a broken heart?
The singer is extending their question beyond themself, wondering what is the universal solution to mend a broken heart?

The rain on the roof keeps on pounding, but why should I worry, why should I care
The song concludes where it started, with the sound of rain suggesting the continuity of the pain of heartbreak. The singer, however, accepts the situation and stoically questions the reason behind their worrying or caring. They don't know how to repair the damage, but they will keep moving forward.