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Se7en Lyrics

In the first verse, the lyrics express feelings of resentment and anger towards someone and how everything about them is unpleasant. The mention of an old photograph implies that the memories of this person are still vivid and have not faded over time. The singer used to believe that this person would come back to them after sleeping, but they realize that they cannot keep holding onto this hope. They are tired of not being able to forget this person, which only makes them resent themselves more. The repetition of "yeah baby" emphasizes the frustration and emotional exhaustion the singer is experiencing.

Moving on to the second verse, it highlights that a significant amount of time has passed since this person left. The memories of love and happiness that they once shared are now forgotten, as if they never existed. The singer wonders why they still find themselves crying even though they have supposedly moved on. They reflect on walking the streets where they used to meet this person, and it gives them strength and emotional turmoil at the same time. They claim that they can now smile and say they have forgotten everything about this person, but deep down they still believe in the absence of any memories, and they continue to live with that belief. The repetition of "yeah baby" implies a sense of resignation and sadness.

The chorus expresses the longing for this person to come back. The singer pleads for them to return if they still love them, even if it's not far away. They have been waiting in the same place, believing that this person will come back to them. However, if this person has already moved on and found a new love, the singer promises to wait a little longer so they can continue to feel resentment towards them. The repetition of "yeah" emphasizes the plea and the lingering hope that this person will return.

In the bridge, the lyrics reveal that this person is no longer present, that they have left. Despite trying to convince themselves that they have forgotten this person, they still cannot help but believe that they will come back to them. The singer admits to their own naivety, thinking they had forgotten this person completely, yet they cannot fully hate them and only find themselves longing for them. The ending lines express the wish for the person to not live a happy life without the singer, so that they will feel compelled to return. It implies that the singer is still patiently waiting for this person to come back to them.