End of an Era
Summer Wars Lyrics

Your sundress and bleach blonde hair
The physical appearance of the person being addressed is mentioned, implying that their looks were something attractive but also representing a phase that has passed.

Adolescent vacant stare
The person being addressed is described as having a vacant stare that indicates being at a loss, implying that the singer has found it difficult to understand them.

My peace of mind
The state of being at peace is mentioned, representing something that the singer desired and found through the person they addressed.

Cure the thoughts swimming in my head
The person being addressed could alleviate the artist's worries by being around them, highlighting the therapeutic quality of their presence.

Imprompt decisions
Sudden, unplanned decisions are mentioned, indicating a lack of stability in the relationship and possible signs of conflict in decision-making.

Late nights in love
The singer and the person being addressed spent many nights in love, but it is unclear if these moments were fleeting or significant.

Forgone conclusions
Assumptions that were made and not followed through with are referenced, implying missed opportunities or lack of action in the relationship.

Tell me what you're thinking of
The artist is encouraging communication and honesty in the relationship, indicating that they feel like they aren't getting the full story from the person being addressed.

Just leave me out to dry
The artist feels abandoned or isolated, possibly indicating resentment towards the person being addressed for their lack of follow-through in the relationship.

Been lost here for the longest time
The artist expresses a feeling of being lost or stuck, suggesting that they have been in the same emotional state for an extended period.

I can't even win
The singer feels like they are not succeeding in the relationship or their personal life, possibly indicating a lack of self-confidence or feeling like they have lost a sense of identity.

I'll just breathe you in
The artist will continue to hold on to the memory of the person being addressed, possibly indicating a sense of nostalgia or unwillingness to completely let go.

It's the end of an era
The relationship or a significant aspect of the singer's life is coming to an end, representing a shift in their perspective or status quo.

It's a fall from grace
The end of the relationship represents a loss of a previously held status or position, indicating a possible sense of failure or dissatisfaction.

You said you needed time
The person being addressed expressed a desire for space, which could indicate a breakdown in communication or a need to reflect on the relationship.

You said you needed space
The person being addressed expressed a desire for space, which could indicate a breakdown in communication or a need to reflect on the relationship.

And no simple lie
The artist is acknowledging the difficulty of the situation, suggesting that a solution is not as easy or straightforward as a simple lie or explanation.

It's wishful thinking
The singer is expressing doubts or concerns, indicating that hoping for a certain outcome may be unrealistic or impractical.

You and I
The singer and the person being addressed, highlighting that the situation pertains to them specifically and not just any couple.

Felt like dreaming
The relationship or experiences with the person being addressed felt surreal or too good to be true, possibly indicating a sense of disbelief or confusion in the aftermath of the relationship.

But you left me out to dry
The artist is repeating a previous sentiment, possibly emphasizing their hurt or the injustice they feel at being abandoned or deserted.

I've been living off of borrowed time
The artist's sense of time or purpose is being described as fleeting or borrowed, indicating that they feel like they are running out of time or that their current state is unsustainable.

You can leave if you wanna
The singer is acknowledging that the person being addressed might leave or move on, indicating a sense of acceptance or resignation.

Someone will take my place
The artist is acknowledging that they are not irreplaceable, indicating either a sense of self-effacement or a desire to move on from the relationship.

So in the meantime
The singer is indicating that they are waiting for something to happen or for their situation to change, implying a sense of helplessness or lack of agency.

Can we fade away
The singer is expressing a desire for things to end or disappear, indicating that they may be ready to move on from the relationship or the current situation.

I used to know who you were
The singer is acknowledging that their perception of the person being addressed has changed, indicating that the relationship has undergone a shift in dynamics or understanding.

Now I know who you're not
The artist is highlighting the changes in their perception of the person being addressed, indicating that the relationship is no longer what it once was or hoped to be.

Forgetting all that I learned
The artist is expressing a sense of erasure or disregard for their past experiences, indicating a possible sense of disillusionment or cynicism.

Such a freeing thought
The singer is expressing a sense of release or liberation, suggesting that letting go of past experiences or expectations can be a positive thing.

Do I miss you when I have nothing else
The singer is questioning their feelings towards the person being addressed when they have no other distractions, indicating a possible sense of longing or regret.

Can I win when I'm losing myself
The artist is questioning whether they can succeed in the relationship or in life when they feel like they are losing a part of themselves, indicating a possible lack of self-confidence or direction.

Was what we had even real
The artist is questioning the authenticity of their relationship or experiences with the person being addressed, indicating that they may feel like they were misled or deceived in some way.