Oh, what they think about you
The song starts with the singer calling out to someone, questioning their thoughts about the subject being addressed.

Prepare to leave my body when the time it comes through
The singer talks about the feeling of preparing oneself to finally let go of something that they have been clinging onto tightly.

Lovin' on you 'til the time it comes through
The singer talks about continuing to love the subject matter despite the inevitability of the thing coming to an end.

Why you always hate to break bread?
The artist questions why the person always hates to share and divide when it comes to matters such as food.

Think about the way that you would feel if never said
The artist reminds the subject how it would feel to regret never having said or done something out of fear or hesitation.

Jokes on you, well, it's time to come through
The singer suggests that things have changed and that it's time for the subject to follow through on their words.

Well, if she had to choose me or her mom
The singer ponders a hypothetical scenario where the subject would have to choose between the singer and their mother.

I know I wouldn't last long, yeah
The artist understands that the other person's loyalty would always lie with their mother over the artist, indicating a lack of confidence in the relationship.

No problem with the truth
The artist asserts that they don't have a problem with being truthful, even if it's not what the subject wants to hear.

But when she made me laugh
The artist reminisces about a time when they were happy and shared laughter with the subject.

Doom-doom right to my tomb
The singer's happiness is juxtaposed with an ominous tone, hinting at the fragility of their relationship and its eventual demise.

I love that it's not hard to be in a place where laughing's easy like
The artist expresses their appreciation for the simple moments where they can still find joy and happiness together.

What the fuck is real?
The singer questions the reality of their relationship and whether it's worth holding onto anymore.

What the fuck is wrong?
The singer expresses confusion and frustration about the issues plaguing their relationship.

I think I can fit with your tone, like
The singer asserts their ability to understand and relate to the subject's perspective and emotions.

Time to come through
The artist repeats the phrase from earlier in the song, emphasizing the urgency of the situation and the need for the subject to follow through on their promises.

Time to come
The artist uses repetition to drive home the message that it's time for the subject to act, and change the course of their relationship.

You know I wanna be
The singer expresses their desire to be everything that the subject needs and wants.

Everything that you need
The singer clarifies that they want to be the one that the subject wants, and the one that they need in their life.

But I'm startin' to see
The artist acknowledges that they are beginning to understand that the relationship may not be salvageable, and that their desires may not line up with the subject's.

Above everything
The artist talks about how important the subject is to them, and how they prioritize their relationship above all else.

But I'm just not there yet
The artist admits that they haven't been able to fully commit to the relationship and may not be ready to, despite their desires.