Seahaven came together in 2009 in Torrance, CA as the brainchild of lead si… Read Full Bio ↴Seahaven came together in 2009 in Torrance, CA as the brainchild of lead singer / songwriter Kyle Soto. Kyle quickly rounded up their line-up with Michael Craver (guitar), Eric FIndlay (drums) and Mike DeBartolo (bass) and released their critically acclaimed debut EP, 'Ghost'. This caught the attention of the buzz punk/indie label, Run for Cover Records (Tigers Jaw, Basement, mewithoutYou) and the band soon released their debut LP 'Winter Forever' via RFC in November 2011. Alternative Press named them as one of their '100 Bands You Need to Know in 2012'. Soon after it's release, the band would find themselves on a diverse touring schedule, spending time on the road with the emotional hardcore of bands like Touche Amore & Pianos Become the Teeth as well as infectious pop-punk of bands like Man Overboard. In March of 2014, the band released their second full length, "Reverie Lagoon: Music For Escapism Only." The album is much different than their earlier work, but still reflects the common themes found in 'Winter Forever' and 'Ghost'.

It’s Over
Seahaven Lyrics

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It rained today inside of me
Winds of dismay, they blew me away
I felt the change in the weather, whether it be my blame to place
It's over now

Don't tell me, don't tell me this is for good
And the leaves will never change
I'm waiting, still waiting for your face

To exceed a picture frame
It's four years and a work week to regret
And blame you all over again

Broken is more now than broken ever was then
Something with some form of fix has gone and grown hopeless
So invent the tools to mend years, years, years of negligence
And the ability to forget because it's all over now

You would not believe the degree of irony the could be in a
Five letter metaphor
You wouldn't believe
And in a period of time, how many consistent increments compiled,

There could be for new that changes your life
You would not believe

Overall Meaning

Seahaven's song "It's Over" expresses the singer's feelings of sadness and despair after a failed relationship. In the first verse, the singer describes their internal mood as a rainy day with winds of dismay blowing them away. This is a metaphor for their emotional state, which has been battered by the recent breakup. The singer acknowledges that they are partly to blame for the relationship's failure, and they feel the change in the weather within them. They say that "It's over now," which shows that they are coming to terms with the end of the relationship.

In the second verse, the singer is struggling to let go of the past. They are waiting to see their ex-partner's face again, hoping that something could be reignited. However, they recognize that this is unlikely after four years and a workweek of regretting and blaming their partner. The singer suggests that something has changed irreparably, and there is no longer any hope for reunion. The final lines express a sense of hopelessness, acknowledging that the situation is now more broken and hopeless than ever before.

Overall, "It's Over" is a somber and reflective song about the aftermath of a failed relationship. The singer experiences a range of emotions, including sadness, regret, and hopelessness. The song's lyrics use vivid metaphors and emotive language to capture the complexity of the singer's feelings.

Line by Line Meaning

It rained today inside of me
I felt sadness and sorrow deep within me.

Winds of dismay, they blew me away
I felt hopeless and defeated by my troubles.

I felt the change in the weather, whether it be my blame to place
I noticed that things were not the same and wondered if it was my fault.

It's over now
The difficult time or relationship has ended.

Don't tell me, don't tell me this is for good
I hope that there is still a chance for things to improve.

And the leaves will never change
Things will never get better or be different.

I'm waiting, still waiting for your face
I am hoping to see or hear from you again.

To exceed a picture frame
To be more than just a memory or a photo on the wall.

It's four years and a work week to regret
I have been struggling with regret for a long time.

And blame you all over again
I keep blaming you for what went wrong.

Broken is more now than broken ever was then
Things are worse now than they were before.

Something with some form of fix has gone and grown hopeless
There used to be hope that things could be fixed, but now that hope is gone.

So invent the tools to mend years, years, years of negligence
Find a way to fix the damage that has been done over the years.

And the ability to forget because it's all over now
It's time to move on and forget what happened because it's all in the past now.

You would not believe the degree of irony the could be in a
There is a lot of irony that can be found in everyday life.

Five letter metaphor
Even a simple metaphor can hold a lot of meaning.

You wouldn't believe
It's hard to comprehend or imagine.

And in a period of time, how many consistent increments compiled,
Over time, how many small changes can accumulate and add up.

There could be for new that changes your life
Even something small can have a big impact and change your life.

You would not believe
It's hard to comprehend or imagine.

Writer(s): DAVID MICHAEL

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8y↑9

Lyrics:

It rained today inside of me
Winds of dismay, they blew me away
I felt the change in the weather, whether it be my blame to place
It's over now

Don't tell me, don't tell me this is for good
And the leaves will never change
I'm waiting, still waiting for your face
To exceed a picture frame
It's four years and a work week to regret
And blame you all over again

Broken is more now than broken ever was then
Something with some form of fix has gone and grown hopeless
So invent the tools to mend years, years, years of negligence
And the ability to forget because it's all over now

Nothing

6y↑2

Well, it rained today inside of me
Winds of dismay, they blew me away
And I felt the change in the weather
It be my blame to place, well, it's over, it's over now

Don't tell me, don't tell me this is for good
And the leaves will never change
I'm waiting, still waiting for your face
To exceed a picture frame
It's four years and a work week to regret
And blame you all over again
And the rest of my life to sleep
And dream of what it could have been

Broken is more now than broken ever was then
Something with some form of fix has gone and grown hopeless
So invent the tools to mend years, years, years of negligence
Or the ability to forget because it's over, it's all over now

Don't tell me, don't tell me this is for good
And the leaves will never change
I'm waiting, still waiting for your face
To exceed a picture frame
It's four years and a work week to regret
And blame you all over again
And the rest of my life to sleep
And dream of what it could have been

You would not believe (you would not believe)
The degree of irony (irony)
That could be in a five-letter metaphor
No, you wouldn't believe, oh no

And in a period of time (period of time)
How many consistent increments compiled (increments compiled)
That could be for news that changes your life
No, you wouldn't believe, oh no

Don't tell me, don't tell me this is for good
And the leaves will never change
I'm waiting, still waiting for your face
To exceed a picture frame
It's four years and a work week to regret
And blame you all over again
And the rest of my life to sleep
And dream of what it could have been.

There ya go.