End Of The World
Talk Show Lyrics


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End of the world's coming
Because I broke your heart
End of the world's coming
Before I got a start

End of the world's coming
Because we've gone to far
End of the world's coming
'Cause I thought I was a star

End of the world's coming
And I've forgotten to confess
Now they've saving all the rest
Good Mary bless my soul now

'Cause you know God the best
You know God the best
And you know God the best

And I can see it coming
Moods are growing dark
TV says it's not coming
But we know who they are

End of the world's coming
'Cause I use it everyday




End of the world's coming
'Cause I scuffed my shoes that way

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Talk Show's End of the World convey a sense of impending doom, which the singer attributes to their own actions. They believe that their own mistakes and missteps have brought about the end of their personal world, which in turn is representative of the broader world. The chorus repeats the phrase "End of the world's coming" like a warning or a grim mantra, a foreshadowing of some inevitable event.


The first verse reveals one possible cause of this coming end - the breaking of someone's heart. This could refer to a romantic relationship, but it could also have a broader meaning - the singer's actions have caused pain and hurt to another, which may have wider consequences. Similarly, the second verse suggests that the end is due to the singer pushing things too far, overreaching themselves, and believing they were more powerful or important than they actually were.

The third verse shifts slightly, with the singer now speaking to God, seemingly in a state of panic and remorse. They imply that they have not taken responsibility for their actions, and they ask for Mary's intercession, as she is someone who "knows God the best". This could suggest that the singer feels they are unworthy to address God directly, or that they need an intermediary to plead their case. The final lines of the song suggest a more symbolic interpretation of the end of the world - perhaps it is not a literal apocalypse, but rather a personal reckoning for the singer, marked by the scuffing of their shoes. The fact that they have used something as mundane as footwear to mark this moment suggests that it is a subtle but important shift in their own perception of themselves and their place in the world.


Line by Line Meaning

End of the world's coming
The singer believes that the apocalypse is on its way


Because I broke your heart
The singer's personal relationship troubles have led them to believe in the end of the world


Before I got a start
The singer's actions have caused an abrupt end to something before it could even begin


Because we've gone too far
Humanity has reached a point of no return with their actions, leading to the impending end of the world


'Cause I thought I was a star
The artist's ego and self-importance contributed to their actions that caused the end of the world


And I've forgotten to confess
The singer is admitting to keeping something hidden or secret


Now they've saving all the rest
Others are being saved or spared from the end of the world, while the singer is not


Good Mary bless my soul now
The artist is invoking the help of a divine figure to aid them during this difficult time


'Cause you know God the best
The artist believes that Mary has a closer connection to God than they do


And I can see it coming
The artist is able to predict the arrival of the end of the world


Moods are growing dark
The general feeling and atmosphere around the singer is becoming more negative and pessimistic as the end approaches


TV says it's not coming
Even though the media is denying the end of the world, the artist knows it to be true


But we know who they are
The singer is suggesting that the media or other authoritative figures are not to be trusted


'Cause I use it everyday
The singer's everyday actions or habits have contributed to the end of the world


'Cause I scuffed my shoes that way
Even a small action like scuffing one's shoes can contribute to the bigger picture of the end of the world




Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Arthur Kent, Sylvia Dee

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